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Scrollbar on Landingpage with Firefox (Cookie-Law Banner enabled)

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linkchilla

linkchilla

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I'm sorry, but I keep coming back... ;-)

I have found another little, but annoying Glitch: If the "Cookie-Law Footer" is enabled and you click to close it, there is a scrollbar appearing, while the footer slides out.

Happens with Firefox 55.0.3 and most likely other versions. Other Browsers seem not affected, but I have tested only Chrome and Epiphany so far, which both doesn't show this behavior.

You can check with Firefox on "demo.chevereto.com", it shows it too.

I'm pretty sure it was introduced with 3.10.2, because I can not remember noticing this in the previous version.

Btw: I have a couple of other non critical things, that maybe needs fixing. Is it ok for you, when I drop them loosely one by one, when I find the time or should I better wait and wrap them all up in one report?

You know, different people, different workflows...

Keep up the good work, I'm starting to really love this script!
 
Post each bug in a separated report soon as you find those. Don't wait, don't combine reports.
 
The problem was the animation (to bottom) of the cookie law box. It is a fixed element that in Chrome and other WebKit-based browsers don't cause an overflow issue (overflow: auto) but in Firefox it will shortly display the scrollbar. Most likely Firefox interpreter works differently in these cases.

Anyway, I got rid of the animation and the problem is gone.
 
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