Bugzilla

This is just a font difference, I think.

This element doesn't have any special guardrails to keep it from running off the edge of the screen.  It's sized to be ~40 characters wide, however wide that ends up being:
```
<input id="address" name="address" size="40" type="text">
```

That ends up being slightly wider in Firefox than in Chrome due to font differences, presumably, and on the device that the reporter was using, that delta happens to be the difference between barely fitting vs. overshooting.

I can reproduce this same issue in Chrome's-on-Desktop's DevTools by emulating a "Samsung Galaxy S8+", which is an indication that it's not a Firefox-specific bug -- it just requires a skinny enough viewport (relative to the specified width of this input field), and it's slightly easier to trigger in Firefox since this input field is slightly wider in Firefox.

--> closing as INVALID

This is just a font difference, I think, which means a small difference in the sizing of this element.  This bug is reproducible regardless of browser on sufficiently-small phones; it's just reproducible in Firefox on slightly larger phones than it is in Chrome, as discussed below.

This element doesn't have any special guardrails to keep it from running off the edge of the screen.  It's sized to be ~40 characters wide, however wide that ends up being:
```
<input id="address" name="address" size="40" type="text">
```

That ends up being slightly wider in Firefox than in Chrome due to font differences, presumably, and on the device that the reporter was using, that delta happens to be the difference between barely fitting vs. overshooting.

I can reproduce this same issue in Chrome's-on-Desktop's DevTools by emulating a "Samsung Galaxy S8+", which is an indication that it's not a Firefox-specific bug -- it just requires a skinny enough viewport (relative to the specified width of this input field), and it's slightly easier to trigger in Firefox since this input field is slightly wider in Firefox.

--> closing as INVALID