Due some CSS issue the applications list in Firefox 27 (Mac) at /applications/ page is shown in 2 (instead of 3) columns. Browser window dimensions: 1440x1054. All works fine in Google Chrome - 3 columns.
Firefox:
Chrome:
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On Windows 7 with same browser window size everything works. Maybe decreasing this number will help solve the problem:
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We only support current versions of Firefox, and it does not reproduce for me (FF 33, Mac).
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In other words if Firefox 34 is released, then it's OK if Phabricator will no longer look as designed in Firefox 33?
I wonder what % of Phabricator users are eager to use latest browser version all the time.
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I'm not using latest Firefox, because it has issues with Firebug (the "console.log" doesn't work) and looks really ugly with these rounded tabs, not really Mac-style.
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Chrome and Firefox have 6 week release cycles. We only have manpower to support the most current versions.
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Gladly I use Phabricator in Chrome, where it works as expected. I'm using Firefox for development only and that is how I've been able to see the issue in first place.
You can use https://saucelabs.com/ to test in different browsers. Just write UI tests once and run then against all browsers with one click.
There are also tools for web consistency testing: http://webconsistencytesting.com/
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You mean to Firefox Browser bug tracker? I think not. The issue is specific to Firefox Mac version. Firefox latest + Firebug on Windows doesn't have that console.log issue.
Risking to break my working environment (because upgraded firefox will mess with all extensions from current firefox due same profile usage) by upgrading browser isn't the way to go for me. I don't have Mavericks 10.9.5 installation in Virtual Machine either where I can safely try if that was fixed now.