A while back there was considerable discussion about a problem
where, if Mozilla was asked to display a sufficiently-long page,
and the user then attempted to scroll through the page (I used
the page-down key), the text from the page would ACCUMULATE in
the screen -- in other words, it appears as though the previous
text is __not__ erased from the screen before the new text gets
"added" to the screen.
The Mozilla team corrected the problem, but it is now back.
[I saw it with www.azillionmonkeys.com/qed/watfaq.txt, but in
my opinion *any* sufficiently-long page (e.g., text file)
should exhibit the problem.]
mikus
p.s. I attempted to see if Bugzilla had recorded this problem.
I C_A_N N_O_T UNDERSTAND THE BUGZILLA INTERFACE !!!
It got me so mad/frustrated that my blood pressure went
way off scale. If I spent some hours studying the 'clues'
Bugzilla gives, I might make some sense of the interface.
However, I have BETTER things to do with my time. Sorry,
team, but I have NO INTENTION of even trying to deal with
the multiplicity of choices in today's Bugzilla interface.
[What I __would__ be capable of using to look for reported
problems is a form in which ALL the product information is
supplied "under the covers", meaning that the form has just
*one* entry field into which I have to type my keywords.]
