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Andy Budd se ha preguntado en Common CSS Bugs in Safari, Firefox and Opera, cuáles son los bugs, hablando de CSS, más conocidos respecto de los navegadores Safari, Firefox y Opera. Ya son conocidos los bugs que suceden cuando hablamos de Internet Explorer (double-margin float bug, three-pixel text jog bug o duplicate character bug), pero se pregunta Budd si existe una lista de bugs conocidos y frecuentes el los otros navegadores.

¿Te has topado con bugs consistentes en Safari, Firefox u Opera? ¿Quieres contribuir en la investigación de Andy Budd? Déjale un comentario.

De momento la gente va comentando su experiencia: (de momento está en inglés, pero poco a poco le voy dando forma, y en español)

• Safari
  • Safari background repeat bug (fixed in version 1.3/2.0)
  • Inability to use any of the WYSIWYG text editors
  • overflow:auto doesn?t work right
  • When you use list-style-position:inside, the contents of the li overlap the numbers
  • Safari doesn?t always correctly calculate the height of boxes that have nothing but floated elements in them, requiring a clearing element
  • There is no spec for what display defaults browsers should use when it comes to size, margins, padding, and more
  • Safari FOUC
  • Safari implement unproperly generated contents
  • Inability to style form elements
• Firefox
  • Rounding error bug
  • Absolute positioning visibility flicker
  • Treat table margins differently when a caption is involved
  • There is no spec for what display defaults browsers should use when it comes to size, margins, padding, and more
  • Not being able to float generated content
  • Automatic linebreak on hyphens
• Opera
  • There is no spec for what display defaults browsers should use when it comes to size, margins, padding, and more
  • Absolutely positioned elements: percentages for dimensions are computed relative to the parent element rather than the containing block

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