(In reply to Bryce Mozilla Nesbitt from comment #0) > The Oakland California site has large black bars that obscure needed buttons on top of this. I can reproduce this part without needing an account, by simply visiting the login page. Steps to reproduce: 1. Visit https://aca-prod.accela.com/OAKLAND/Default.aspx 2. Click "Login" at top-right (the right half of the "Register | Login" menu- 3. Scroll down the page, and look for a "new users" section with a "Register now" Button. EXPECTED RESULTS: No content clipped or covered up -- should be able to scroll the whole "Sign in" UI. ACTUAL RESULTS: Much of the sign-in UI is clipped, and I can't scroll to see it. This content is actually in an iframe which for some reason the site styles like so, in Firefox: ``` overflow: hidden; height: 580px; ``` This results in the content (which is taller than 580px) being clipped. In Chrome, or in Firefox-spoofing-as-Chrome with the "Chrome mask" extension, the site initially loads at 580px tall and then suddenly dynamically increases that `height` to a larger value (based on some measurement inside the page, presumably). So: - At least part of the issue here is user agent sniffing, which is giving Firefox a worse experience (probably by accident, maybe related to some ancient behavioral difference that no longer exists). - We can work around that using user-agent spoofing. Bryce: could you install the "Chrome Mask" extension ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/chrome-mask/ ) and activate it (toggle its slider to "on" when you're viewing this site) and see how much of the issues remain? Note that its slider is on a per-site basis, so you may need to activate it separately on the two different sites that you linked in comment 0 (for Berkeley and for Oakland). If that fixes all/most of the issues, then that's something we can take action on by just directly shipping an intervention to pretend to be Chrome on these sites.
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(In reply to Bryce Mozilla Nesbitt from comment #0) > The Oakland California site has large black bars that obscure needed buttons on top of this. I can reproduce this part without needing an account, by simply visiting the login page. Steps to reproduce: 1. Visit https://aca-prod.accela.com/OAKLAND/Default.aspx 2. Click "Login" at top-right (the right half of the "Register | Login" menu-bar item). 3. Scroll down the page, and look for a "new users" section with a "Register now" Button. EXPECTED RESULTS: No content clipped or covered up -- should be able to scroll the whole "Sign in" UI. ACTUAL RESULTS: Much of the sign-in UI is clipped, and I can't scroll to see it. This content is actually in an iframe which for some reason the site styles like so, in Firefox: ``` overflow: hidden; height: 580px; ``` This results in the content (which is taller than 580px) being clipped. In Chrome, or in Firefox-spoofing-as-Chrome with the "Chrome mask" extension, the site initially loads at 580px tall and then suddenly dynamically increases that `height` to a larger value (based on some measurement inside the page, presumably). So: - At least part of the issue here is user agent sniffing, which is giving Firefox a worse experience (probably by accident, maybe related to some ancient behavioral difference that no longer exists). - We can work around that using user-agent spoofing. Bryce: could you install the "Chrome Mask" extension ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/chrome-mask/ ) and activate it (toggle its slider to "on" when you're viewing this site) and see how much of the issues remain? Note that its slider is on a per-site basis, so you may need to activate it separately on the two different sites that you linked in comment 0 (for Berkeley and for Oakland). If that fixes all/most of the issues, then that's something we can take action on by just directly shipping an intervention to pretend to be Chrome on these sites.
(In reply to Bryce Mozilla Nesbitt from comment #0) > The Oakland California site has large black bars that obscure needed buttons on top of this. I can reproduce this part without needing an account, by simply visiting the login page. Steps to reproduce: 1. Visit https://aca-prod.accela.com/OAKLAND/Default.aspx 2. Click "Login" at top-right (the right half of the "Register | Login" menu-bar item). 3. Scroll down the page, and look for a "new users" section with a "Register now" Button. EXPECTED RESULTS: No content clipped or covered up -- should be able to scroll the whole "Sign in" UI. ACTUAL RESULTS: Much of the sign-in UI is clipped, and I can't scroll to see it. This content is actually in an iframe which for some reason the site styles like so, in Firefox: ``` overflow: hidden; height: 580px; ``` This results in the content (which is taller than 580px) being clipped. In Chrome, or in Firefox-spoofing-as-Chrome with the "Chrome mask" extension, the site initially loads at 580px tall and then suddenly dynamically increases that `height` to a larger value (based on some measurement inside the page, presumably). So: - At least part of the issue here is user agent sniffing, which is giving Firefox a worse experience (probably by accident, maybe related to some ancient behavioral difference that no longer exists). - We can work around that using user-agent spoofing. Bryce: could you install the "Chrome Mask" extension ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/chrome-mask/ which adds an entry in the Firefox toolbar extensions puzzle-piece extensions menu); and activate it (toggle its slider to "on" when you're viewing an affected site); and see how much of the issues remain? Note that its slider is on a per-site basis, so you may need to activate it separately on the two different sites that you linked in comment 0 (for Berkeley and for Oakland). If that fixes all/most of the issues, then that's something we can take action on by just directly shipping an intervention to pretend to be Chrome on these sites.
(In reply to Bryce Mozilla Nesbitt from comment #0) > The Oakland California site has large black bars that obscure needed buttons on top of this. I can reproduce this part without needing an account, by simply visiting the login page. Steps to reproduce: 1. Visit https://aca-prod.accela.com/OAKLAND/Default.aspx 2. Click "Login" at top-right (the right half of the "Register | Login" menu-bar item). 3. Scroll down the page, and look for a "new users" section with a "Register now" Button. EXPECTED RESULTS: No content clipped or covered up -- should be able to scroll the whole "Sign in" UI. ACTUAL RESULTS: Much of the sign-in UI is clipped, and I can't scroll to see it. This content is actually in an iframe which for some reason the site styles like so, in Firefox: ``` overflow: hidden; height: 580px; ``` This results in the content (which is taller than 580px) being clipped. In Chrome, or in Firefox-spoofing-as-Chrome with the "Chrome mask" extension, the site initially loads at 580px tall and then suddenly dynamically increases that `height` to a larger value (based on some measurement inside the page, presumably). So: - At least part of the issue here is user agent sniffing, which is giving Firefox a worse experience (probably by accident, maybe related to some ancient behavioral difference that no longer exists). - We can work around that using user-agent spoofing. Bryce: could you install the "Chrome Mask" extension ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/chrome-mask/ which adds an entry in the Firefox toolbar extensions puzzle-piece extensions menu); and activate it (toggle its slider to "on" when you're viewing an affected site); and then retest & see how much of the issues remain? Note that its slider is on a per-site basis, so you may need to activate it separately on the two different sites that you linked in comment 0 (for Berkeley and for Oakland). If that fixes all/most of the issues, then that's something we can take action on by just directly shipping an intervention to pretend to be Chrome on these sites.
(In reply to Bryce Mozilla Nesbitt from comment #0) > The Oakland California site has large black bars that obscure needed buttons on top of this. I can reproduce this part without needing an account, by simply visiting the login page. Steps to reproduce: 1. Visit https://aca-prod.accela.com/OAKLAND/Default.aspx 2. Click "Login" at top-right (the right half of the "Register | Login" menu-bar item). 3. Scroll down the page, and look for a "new users" section with a "Register now" Button. EXPECTED RESULTS: No content clipped or covered up -- should be able to scroll the whole "Sign in" UI. ACTUAL RESULTS: Much of the sign-in UI is clipped, and I can't scroll to see it. This content is actually in an iframe which for some reason the site styles like so, in Firefox: ``` overflow: hidden; height: 580px; ``` This results in the content (which is taller than 580px) being clipped. In Chrome, or in Firefox-spoofing-as-Chrome with the "Chrome mask" extension, the site initially loads at 580px tall and then suddenly dynamically increases that `height` to a larger value (based on some measurement inside the page, presumably). So: - At least part of the issue here is user agent sniffing, which is giving Firefox a worse experience (probably by accident, maybe related to some ancient behavioral difference that no longer exists). - We can work around that using user-agent spoofing. Bryce: could you install the "Chrome Mask" extension ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/chrome-mask/ which adds an entry in or next-to the Firefox toolbar extensions puzzle-piece extensions menu); and activate it (toggle its slider to "on" when you're viewing an affected site); and then retest & see how much of the issues remain? Note that its slider is on a per-site basis, so you may need to activate it separately on the two different sites that you linked in comment 0 (for Berkeley and for Oakland). If that fixes all/most of the issues, then that's something we can take action on by just directly shipping an intervention to pretend to be Chrome on these sites.