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French interface bug #3096

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cangareijo opened this issue Jan 14, 2024 · 3 comments
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French interface bug #3096

cangareijo opened this issue Jan 14, 2024 · 3 comments
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bug Issue that describes a problem with a feature that doesn't work as expected. unclear The issue, its scope or the goal are not clearly identified

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@cangareijo
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https://tatoeba.org/wall/show_message/40430

Hello,
I'm useing Tatoeba on FireFox. The Css is broken. Try it ! Sign in and have a look at the menu.
Thx
hector

I'm on Ubuntu 22, Firefox 121. Je suis en Français.
How can I add a screenshot here ?

here is a screenshot of the advanced search
https://imgur.com/a/v7H2MwL
hector

@cangareijo cangareijo added the bug Issue that describes a problem with a feature that doesn't work as expected. label Jan 14, 2024
@cangareijo cangareijo changed the title Interface bug French interface bug Jan 14, 2024
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Yorwba commented Jan 14, 2024

NixOS 23.11, Firefox 121:
Reproduction failure

Cannot reproduce. I'll ask the original reporter for more details about their setup.

@jiru jiru added the unclear The issue, its scope or the goal are not clearly identified label Feb 1, 2024
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hecmec commented Feb 9, 2024

linux firefox 122.
width <= 600 => ok
600 < width < 960 => ok
width > 960 => menu kaput !!

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Yorwba commented Feb 9, 2024

Thanks for trying different window widths. That does help rule out the possibility that CSS for narrow screens is not applied correctly. Unfortunately, I still cannot reproduce the problem. (I made extra sure to exactly match the size of your screenshot.)

I also asked about what happens in Troubleshoot Mode.

If you restart Firefox in Troubleshoot Mode (in the menu bar under Help > Troubleshoot Mode) does the problem go away?

Did you try it? Maybe you have an add-on that accidentally interferes with the CSS somehow.

The other possibility I can think of is that you have a HiDPI screen or similar setup where physical pixels do not correspond to logical CSS pixels and our CSS incorrectly mixes the two units. I tried simulating different device pixel ratios using the Firefox developer tools and there was no visible difference, but maybe the simulation is not exactly like the real thing. (It doesn't seem to allow testing fractional values, for example.)

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