22498 - Image larger than the screen should have scrollbars!

Status: VERIFIED WORKSFORME

(SeaMonkey :: General, defect, P3)

Description

[Mo DeJong]

I just build mozilla from the CVS (Wed Dec 22)
on a RedHat 6.0 system when I noticed that it does
not correctly deal with images that are larger than
the screen size. This worked fine in Netscape 4, but
mozilla displays no scrollbars. I have attached two
screen shots as examples of this problem. The first
is from Netscape 4, the second is from mozilla.

Comment 1

[Mo DeJong]

Attachment: Large image displayed in Netscape 4

Comment 2

[Mo DeJong]

Attachment: The same image displayed in Mozilla

Comment 3

[David Baron :dbaron: (⌚️UTC-4, no longer working on Mozilla)]

This works fine for me on Win95 mozilla 1999-12-23-08-M13, testing on image
http://spica.cira.colostate.edu/jpeg/current/fulldisk_c04.jpg .  Is this
Linux-specific?  Does the behavior change if you toggle GFX Scrollbars (Edit |
Preferences | Debug | gfx scrollbars )?

Comment 4

[Sean Richardson]

This also works correctly on NT; this is starting to smell [PP].
Taking a cue from bug 19540, tried dbaron's example with both http://
and (saved locally) file:/// loading - both worked fine.

Tested with: 2000-01-01-08-M13 nightly binary on Windows NT 4.0sp3

This also looks a lot like a DUP of bug 19580 "Scrollbars are absent when
loading a graphic" (oversize) - which got marked WORKSFORME due to
QA inability to reproduce on any platform.

[e-mail], do you see this problem with a current build?
Also, could you please give some more info on your Linux environment:
X server, Window Manager, libc/glibc version(s), compiler... to try to
narrow this down.

The question about GFX scrollbars asked by [e-mail] may also
be very important here - please try that both ways.

Comment 5

[Mo DeJong]

I ran this again with a CVS build from Jan 5th and I did not see the
problem. I tried it with a http:// and file:// url and I also toggled
the GFX scrollbar options. It seemed to work in all cases (this time).
I am stumped on how to reproduce this problem.

Comment 6

[Sean Richardson]

[e-mail], you know, it's not actually a bad thing if bugs just 
disappear for no reason ;-) Annoying, perhaps, but not unappreciated.

You may as well try the M13 binary when it is out (soon) and if you still don't
see this, just resolve this bug as WORKSFORME.

Comment 7

[leger]

Marking this WorksForMe.  Please reopen if still a problem with latest build.
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/release-notes/

Comment 8

[leger]

Marking Verified.