Hey Chris,

The new controls look great, no problems there. But I do have a bug that's 
popped up in 3.4, possibly related to WebGL issues. A distant ancestor of my 
map div has -webkit-backface-visibility:hidden. This worked fine in 3.3, but 
now I'm getting all kinds of visual weirdness when my 3D transforms start 
firing on that ancestor div. Most prominently, the map ignores backface 
visibility and shows it's rear no matter what, until the animation completes 
and the whole thing gets removed from the DOM. But in addition it's causing 
visual oddities in some of its siblings. Sometimes certain divs will 
flicker, or disappear partially or completely (ex: one div gets cut in half; 
the left half continues its journey into the Z axis, the other just 
disappears), and sometimes, after the parent is no longer visible and in its 
flipped state, the map's backface sticks around. No parent or siblings to 
contain it, just a map backface floating in space! These behaviors seem to 
be completely random and change every time.

Any idea what could be causing that? Everything else looks great, but I had 
to switch back to 3.3 in the meantime!

Thanks for a great API,

Nick

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