2007-01-29 12:54:44 Alice Liu: Reason for clone: applicable to Leopard Safari <original text: begin> 1/26/07 11:25 AM Lou Amadio: Each RSS article presented in google reader has a multipart image wrapping it - looks like a rounded rect. There is a break at the bottom most part of the image. see attached </original text: end> 2007-01-29 12:54:44 Cloned from problemID rdar://problem/4957442 by: Alice Liu. 2007-01-29 12:54:44 Alice Liu: <original text: begin> 2007-01-26 15:43:21 Lou Amadio: scrubbed for content - alice liu </original text: end> Reason for clone: applicable to Leopard Safari 2007-01-29 12:55:29 Alice Liu: I meant "applicable to Safari TOT". <rdar://problem/4961713>
View -> Make Text Smaller eliminates the crack. Bigger text sizes make it bigger.
I'm not sure the pixel break is actually the problem here. There is definitely a pixel break, but we are failing to load the little icons that go along with the links and we are failing to space them out correctly too. I think that whatever that bug is is causing the table cell to be a bit bigger or perhaps just positioned differently, and therefore causing a pixel break. Anyway, I just tracked down the regression to a range using the nightlies, and the two symptoms (the lack of icons and correct spacing and the pixel break) all appeared at the same time: between r13536 and r13555. None of the check-ins in the range are super obvious.
I just confirmed that this regression was caused by: http://trac.webkit.org/projects/webkit/changeset/13555 CC-ing Maciej since that was his patch.
Hyatt says: There's a user agent check for .contains on document. We fixed .contains to properly be defined only on Element.
Since this is now an evangelism bug, changing priority from P1->P2.
(In reply to comment #5) > Since this is now an evangelism bug, changing priority from P1->P2. See also Bug 11551 Comment #6.
*** Bug 11551 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
As Dave mentions above, http://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11551 (which is now a duplicate of this bug), shows that Google reader's list and expanded views suffer from the same detection problem.
This is fixed as of Sunday March 17, 2007 with the latest nightly builds.
Sweet! Marking as fixed.