When on www.opentable.com, click on "san Francisco" then in the search field, type in "Ruth's Chris" As you type, a popup should appear with autocomplete options. In FF/IE this popup is flush directly underneath the search box. in Safari, it has a 10,10 offset to the bottom right. olliej said "the div of interest is PopupDiv, containing a table with id smartInputFloater"
Spoofing as Firefox corrects the problem.
(In reply to comment #1) > Spoofing as Firefox corrects the problem. So does spoofing as WinIE. The site might employ a workaround for Safari 2 offest{Top,Left,Parent} quirks that is no longer necessary.
In http://www.opentable.com/jscripts/wick.js: //hack: browser-specific adjustments. if (!siw.isGecko && !siw.isWinIE) x += 8; if (!siw.isGecko && !siw.isWinIE) y += 10; That looks like it could easily be the cause. wick.js comes from http://wick.sourceforge.net/. This incorrect code is part of the latest version, 0.1, which was released in 2005. Should this be moved to "Evangelism"?
(In reply to comment #3) > Should this be moved to "Evangelism"? I say "yes".
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As I tested today the issue is no longer reproducible in WebKit r35203. Any confirmations?
(In reply to comment #6) > As I tested today the issue is no longer reproducible in WebKit r35203. Any > confirmations? > I think the bug report should be closed now.