Use case: Counter-increment with a value of inherit. Steps to reproduce: 1. Launch QtLauncher. 2. Unzip contents of the zip file css_inherit2.zip. 3. Load the html page from the zip file using QtLauncher. 4. Click the first link in the page. Actual outcome: The number is "5 5". Expected outcome: The number should be "5 10". Other Info: This error cannot be reproduced on firefox 3.6 .
Created attachment 48336 [details] css2.zip file for test case
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Confirmed on Chromium and QtLauncher. Looks like a webcore issue. Can be confirmed by just visiting: http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/CSS2.1/20100127/html4/counter-increment-054.htm No need to download zip file.
I am unable to reproduce this bug using Test Case from Comment 03 in Safari 15.5 on macOS 12.4. It shows expected result of 5 and 10 in two separate lines as same order. All other browsers (Chrome Canary 105 and Firefox Nightly 103) also match with Safari 15.5 behavior. I think it got fixed along the lines and can be marked as "RESOLVED CONFIGURATION CHANGED". Thanks!
(In reply to Ahmad Saleem from comment #4) > I am unable to reproduce this bug using Test Case from Comment 03 in Safari > 15.5 on macOS 12.4. It shows expected result of 5 and 10 in two separate > lines as same order. > > All other browsers (Chrome Canary 105 and Firefox Nightly 103) also match > with Safari 15.5 behavior. > > I think it got fixed along the lines and can be marked as "RESOLVED > CONFIGURATION CHANGED". Thanks! Thank you!
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