On Jan 4, 2012, at 6:53 PM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:

>> Possible depending on what you have installed; that is not what I asked 
>> though…
>> The Q was specifically about OS X 10.7
> 
> Now I am intrigued : if (as per your original message),
> 
>> Do the first two paragraphs display as serif fonts on Lion (OS X 10.7) with 
>> any Gecko/ Firefox browser? If yes, there is a bug in Gecko.
> 
> and the first two paragraphs (in fact, the first three)
> display as serif fonts in XP with a Gecko browser, why
> is this not also an indication of a bug in Gecko ?  Why
> does it have to manifest itself only in OS X 10.7 in order
> to demonstrate the existence of a bug  ?  I thought that
> HTML & CSS were platform-neutral, and therefore if one
> sees unexpected behaviour on /any/ platform using the same
> underlying rendering engine this could be indicative of
> a rendering engine bug.

Because the fonts used are specific to OS X (10.6+) and thus not installed on 
Win XP ?
The question was – does this testcase work on OS X 10.7. The answer is 
currently NO on any release version of Gecko based browser. That is an OS 
specific bug - I wanted to make sure that what I saw on my machine(s) was not 
due to some odd combination of settings on my side.
Safari 5.1 appears to have another bug specific to @font-face { src:()} with 
the same font. I'm not clear yet where exactly the bug is (the bug is fixed in 
nightly webkit builds).
Satisfied ?

I thought the subject line was clear enough about the scope of the question…


Philippe
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Philippe Wittenbergh
http://l-c-n.com/






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