fast/text/zero-width-characters-complex-script.html works as expected when run in Chrome. However, when layout test is run with DumpRenderTree, it fails. The only character rendered with a non-zero width glyph is U+FEFF. This bug is spun off bug 48860. By running the following test (which gives a lot more details about individual charaters than fast/text/zero-width-characters-complex-script.html), one can see which character is problematic. https://bug-48860-attachments.webkit.org/attachment.cgi?id=89800
Created attachment 90055 [details] test to show an 'issue' on Chrome Linux (DumpRenderTree)
Created attachment 90056 [details] test to show an 'issue' on Chrome Linux (DumpRenderTree)
Created attachment 90157 [details] updated test to show an 'issue' on Chrome Linux (DumpRenderTree) The test for bug 48860 got updated to include U+007F - U+009F, U+00AD, U+202A .. U+202E. I'm updating a test here, too.
Created attachment 90158 [details] update the test (now include U+00AD - SHY as well)
Qt-Linux is also failing this test.
http://build.webkit.org/builders/Qt%20Linux%20Release/builds/31631 : QtLinux bot result. This is being added to Skipped list.
Committed r84292: <http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/84292>
It also fails on GTK. Skipped in r84353
(In reply to comment #8) > It also fails on GTK. Skipped in r84353 It seems to pass now in GTK, not sure if it's flaky yet though.
Closing this since Qt and Chrome are both gone.