Confirmed fixed on my end as well. Thanks so much for taking care of this!

@rahulific hi from Firefox! We're looking for help from Instaread, on an issue that makes your embedded audio widget solid-blue for Firefox Nightly users. Details in bugzil.la/2044435 - tl;dr you've got inactive CSS that breaks stuff if it's parsed (and we now parse it).

Interesting. Do you have cases where this noticeably improves responsiveness, or is this mostly about reducing power consumption from cpu wakeups? In any case I filed bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bu… to explore this in Firefox. No promises on anyone working on it right away though. :)

It's nearly ready - took a back seat to some other projects. Hoping to finish it off within the next month (on Nightly, and then hopefully reaching release within 2 months of that)

@zitomerjeff I wonder if you might be able to help direct this to someone at Human who could help us out and get Firefox users unblocked? Thanks!

@SecureWithHUMAN Hi - we (Firefox) have found that Human's captcha is rejecting Firefox users recently (in part related to a change to Firefox's pointer-events code). Could we get your help in getting this addressed? See bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bu… for more details. Thanks!

oh right, you mentioned that else-thread, never mind :D Thanks!

Firefox Nightly 125 (going to beta next week) adds support for `align-content` on `display:block` as well! See bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bu… (credit to @fantasai and @ecbos_ )

I chatted with some folks on Firefox's DOM team - it's on their roadmap for this year, regardless of interop-2024 (not-)inclusion.

I clicked through to axo.dev out of curiosity, and I discovered a Firefox performance bug! The full-page animation on the repeated >o_o< text causes some quite-slow repaints on my system, for some reason... Though only with a particularly fiddly system config.

Memorialized in our :khuey: emote on slack

Hi Simon! I mentioned this to some Pocket folks, and they took a look. The notification that you got seems to have been due to a bug that they've now identified and are fixing. Thanks for surfacing the issue

(also: thanks for using Firefox! :) The toolbar-on-bottom does indeed trigger interesting edge cases sometimes.)

Yup, I don't think I've seen a bug filed on this. It'd be great if you could file a bug with a testcase or affected-URL, at bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_b… , and we can take it from there!

huge if true

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Sure! I submitted a pull request to get the caniuse data corrected, btw: github.com/mdn/browser-compa…

Indeed, this is a case where GitHub is inadvertently depending on a Chrome/WebKit bug. Maybe @peterbe could take a look, or forward to someone at GitHub who could look into fixing this? See bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bu… for a breakdown of the issue and a suggested-fix.