no scrolling on blog.quarkslab.com
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Harkonnen
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no scrolling on blog.quarkslab.com
On https://blog.quarkslab.com/ there is no scroll bar and scroll wheel doesnt work in Palemoon.
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jobbautista9
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Re: no scrolling on blog.quarkslab.com
This is Issue #2853 (UXP). See this forum post for a workaround.
In the meantime please ask the webmaster to fix their styling for html, body in their custom CSS. overflow-x: clip; needs a corresponding overflow-y: auto; per spec if they expect scrolling; they should not rely on mainstream behavior which always defaults overflow-y to auto and therefore violating spec. What are they trying to achieve with a clip on the html and body anyway? It doesn't make sense whatsoever.
In the meantime please ask the webmaster to fix their styling for html, body in their custom CSS. overflow-x: clip; needs a corresponding overflow-y: auto; per spec if they expect scrolling; they should not rely on mainstream behavior which always defaults overflow-y to auto and therefore violating spec. What are they trying to achieve with a clip on the html and body anyway? It doesn't make sense whatsoever.
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