Inactive tabs crop off viewport on return
Reported by
zach.r...@sproutsocial.com,
May 22 2017
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Issue descriptionUserAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_5) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/58.0.3029.110 Safari/537.36 Example URL: Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Have a handful of tabs open 2. Sleep Mac and do not use overnight 3. Wake up Mac and go to any tab to find that they are all cropped off at a weird viewport 4. Resize the browser with that tab open and it then it fixes itself to go back to being the full viewport What is the expected behavior? When I return to the browser, the viewport of the site shouldn't be cropped down for some reason. What went wrong? Here is the cropped view. This is how it appears in every tab on every site. One I resize the browser at all, it then fixes itself and goes back to the full width/height like normal. Does it occur on multiple sites: Yes Is it a problem with a plugin? N/A Did this work before? Yes Does this work in other browsers? Yes Chrome version: 58.0.3029.110 Channel: stable OS Version: OS X 10.12.5 Flash Version: This seems to happen every morning when I wake up my Mac to begin working for the day. I don't know if there are more specific steps to take to fix this or how to reproduce the problem.
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May 22 2017
Another note I just discovered is that refreshing the page does NOT solve the issue. You have to actually resize the browser. to get the viewport to reset to normal.
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May 22 2017
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May 23 2017
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May 25 2017
Can someone from browser team please look into this issue? Thanks!!
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May 26 2017
[triage] ccameron@ is this a compositor issue?
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Jun 1 2017
Yes, at some level we're not coordinating DSF here. Assigning myself in case I get time to look at it. Feel free to steal from me if anyone wants.
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Jun 1 2017
If it helps with the bug, another thing I noticed to trigger it sometimes is it happens when I plug my Macbook into my Thunderbolt Display (non-retina). So, it could have something to do with going from my retina Mac to non-retina screen. In fact, I think I've only ever seen this happen when I'm plugging my Mac into a monitor and it goes from retina to non-retina. I just noticed when this happened on my retina screen, the screen actually had a slight delay and then corrected itself. So, I wonder if that same correction call is not being triggered when switched to a non-retina screen. Hope that helps some!
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Jan 2 2018
i am having a similar issue. i have recently installed windows 10 on my mac mid 2014 retina. I have an external monitor connected. When i open the chrome on external monitor, it looks fine, however when i drag it to my laptop monitor, the display gets cropped to 75%. i am attaching fine.png and issue.png to show the same. currently using version 3.0.3239.108 (stable) on windows 10
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Jan 9 2018
Re #9, please file a separate bug for the Windows issue (Windows and macOS are very different how they handle retina screens, even on mac hardware). Re #8, does this issue still happen on Chrome 63?
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*** UI Mass Triage *** We were unable to reproduce this bug. If this bug still reproduces for you, please reopen or file a new issue. Thanks! |
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Comment 1 by zach.r...@sproutsocial.com
, May 22 2017