Bug with large number of items in the future in firefox. What to do with it?
Very long could not understand why I have items with the term in firefox, which are below other elements still overlap them. In other browsers everything was normal.
After a few hours of picking in the code I finally came to the conclusion that it depended on the number of items in the future and when I began alternately to remove from it elements at some point everything fell into place. It turns out that firefox is working correctly only with a certain number of items in the future. To be more precise. It works with no more than a hundred elements.
It breaks down the whole concept of my project. Has anyone faced this problem? Are there any methods of its decision?
After a few hours of picking in the code I finally came to the conclusion that it depended on the number of items in the future and when I began alternately to remove from it elements at some point everything fell into place. It turns out that firefox is working correctly only with a certain number of items in the future. To be more precise. It works with no more than a hundred elements.
It breaks down the whole concept of my project. Has anyone faced this problem? Are there any methods of its decision?
asked July 8th 19 at 16:42
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answered on July 8th 19 at 16:44
What is the problem to write by the developers of FireFox, and giving them examples of where a bug is reproduced successfully?
If the problem is specific to FireFox, that will solve only the developers of FireFox.
If the problem is specific to FireFox, that will solve only the developers of FireFox.
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