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The bottom overflow image in the frame list is upside down #350

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captainbrosset opened this issue Nov 30, 2015 · 2 comments · Fixed by #399
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The bottom overflow image in the frame list is upside down #350

captainbrosset opened this issue Nov 30, 2015 · 2 comments · Fixed by #399
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@captainbrosset
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This happens for me on Windows with Firefox 44.

See this image:
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As you can see, the bottom of the frame list is supposed to have a nice overflow image that indicates that there are more frames below, but in my case it looks like it's upside down.

@captainbrosset
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Also (and this could be related to Windows), the overflow image overlaps with the scrollbar.

@juliandescottes
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For your first comment, I would just add this is Firefox only.

The other issue is ... "non-Chrome" specific. Chrome being the only browser where we can easily customize the scrollbars, some absolute positioning & sizes are relying on the scrollbar width which is actually browser specific => let's move this to another issue.

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