Tested in 1280x1024 resolution. Steps to reproduce: 1. Open URL. 2. Click link marked with "Click here!" (the only link on this test page). 3. Observe page and scrollbar. Actual results: 1. Page is scrolled more than allowed by CSS settings of its content. 2. Thumb position on scrollbar is incorrect and does not allow to scroll back to top of the page. This is not fixed even by pressing the "back" button in browser. Expected results: 1. Visible bottom of the page should never be lower than it is possible to reach with manual scrolling (without clicking the link). 2. Scrollbar should be drawn with proper position and should allow scrolling to the beginning of the page. Tested in browsers: Google Chrome 0.4.154.25 - FAIL Safari 3.2.1 - FAIL Webkit latest nightly build - FAIL Internet Explorer 6 - OK except the page is not scrolled at all after clicking the link Firefox 3.03 - OK Opera 9.62 - OK P.S. Test page is based on a real page which is still under construction, thus images are not included on server (they are not relevant for this issue). I have been unable to reproduce this with a more simple CSS design by now; most probably it has something to do with overuse of <div> layers with relative positioning, embedded inside another <div> with limited size (to remove extra blank scrolling).
Is this a dupe of bug 20429?