Hi,

After loosing a swab of hair,  I finally been able to recompile
Chrome.  I want to fix a few things, and of course, following "other
peoples" code is a daunting task.

But a little pointing of whether to look and analyze for a correction
would be all I need.

For this bug, for our Windows HTML help system (*.CHM files) when
updated, we also move the source *.HTM files to our online support
system.

These include <OBJECT> blocks that include keywords. What happens when
viewing via CHROME, it is rendering the object as a fixed blank area,
so this is what you see:

              http://www.winserver.com/public/aup/aupindex.htm

You can reproduce this with any simple web page with an <object>
block.

It appears that the default CSS stytle width and height is not
initialized and uses I believe the location of </object> tag.

The workaround is to use a explicit style display:none.

Anyway, where in chrome do I make this correction?  What files should
I look at?

Thanks

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