Issue metadata
Sign in to add a comment
|
Regression:Unwanted scroll bar is seen on clear browsing data overlay on zooming out to 90%
Reported by
pranjali...@etouch.net,
Sep 27 2017
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
Issue descriptionChrome Version:63.0.3225.0 (Official Build) 454b29bb89471156174c8769692ec607f8209f94-refs/heads/master@{#504540}(32/64 bit). OS: Windows (7,8,10), Mac(10.12.6). Steps to reproduce: 1)Launch chrome, go to 'chrome://settings' and navigate to chrome://settings/privacy. 2)Now click on 'Clear browsing data', zoom out to 90 % and observe. Actual Result:Unwanted scrollbar is seen on clear browsing data overlay on zooming out to 90% Expected Result:Unwanted scrollbar should not be seen on clear browsing data overlay on zooming out to 90% This is regression issue broken in 'M-63' and below per-revision bisect result Good build:63.0.3223.0 Bad build: 63.0.3225.0 Note: Will soon update once Linux build is available.
,
Sep 27 2017
Thanks, this looks like my cl. I will check, why the scrollbar is shown, although there is still space left.
,
Oct 5 2017
This is really weird. There seems to be no reason for the scrollbar. The dialog has more than enough space below the inner element. Scrolling from 100% to 90% makes the scrollbar appear. Scrolling to 80% makes it disappear and going back to 90% doesn't make it reappear. Only changing to 100% and back to 90% shows a scrollbar. Also changing the body-container-height from 322px to 323px makes the scrollbar disappear for 90% but then it appears at 75% without any reason. This looks more like a bug with the scrollbar system? dschuyler@: Have you seen something like this before? I found a few older bug reports for CBD and settings but it looks like there always was too much content that caused scrollbars to appear.
,
Oct 5 2017
,
Oct 5 2017
#3 Yes there are three common cases for unwanted scroll bars that I'm aware of: - due to a very large font size. This is an action taken by the user. If the content no longer fits, a scroll bar is acceptable (these are WontFix). This is not this bug, I mention it for completeness. - due to a blink issue. This is my *guess* for this bug. - due the WebUI programmer making a whoops. When this happens it's usually a simple fix and not a mystery. I'd suggest doing what you already did in #3: take a look at it assuming it's your bug until to proves to be a deeper issue. The next step would be to hand it off to blink for the deeper investigation. Tip: I'm sure they'd appreciate a minimal repro case. i.e. Paste a link to a jsfiddle showing the problem.
,
Oct 6 2017
Thanks. I will try to create a smaller reproduction case.
,
Oct 6 2017
I managed to create a minimal example: https://jsfiddle.net/nrqhhugL/ It shows a scrollbar with 90% zoom although the div is empty. (In Chrome Dev 63.0.3230.0 on Linux)
,
Oct 6 2017
,
Oct 20 2017
,
Nov 13 2017
The issue has been fixed in 64.0.3267.0 ( https://crbug.com/777095 )
,
Nov 13 2017
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||
►
Sign in to add a comment |
|||||||||||||||||||||||
Comment 1 by pranjali...@etouch.net
, Sep 27 2017Owner: dullweber@chromium.org
Status: Assigned (was: Unconfirmed)