Oh, right - my mistake - So, here I am on windows machine with firefox, IE & chrome opened on this task. Versions are super recent (installed 10 mins ago)

This is weird. I work almost exclusively in firefox and I experience none of said problems. Phabricator scrolling is OK. That can be also compared between phabricator instances running pre-fake-scrollbar revision. So... it feels completely OK for me under Firefox 35 and GTK (linux)

Ooooh. NOW I see it... That's even better than I thought.

So in sample

This looks awesome. The icon in pinned conpherences is participant/project icon, right?

In T7066#93472, @chad wrote:

Firefox doesn't officially support woff2 (http://caniuse.com/#feat=woff2) but this is a step to supporting more languages on some browsers. I'll continue to look into building more support (we really like Source Sans).

In T7066#93467, @chad wrote:

Latin Extended according to Adobe:

Welsh, archaic Danish and Esperanto.

Well, mine install + This one looks ok. On firefox at least.

Hey @chad - Latin Extended would be useful for anybody in central/eastern europe. It does make font bigger, but some DO need it (and it may look horrible without it). My install also looks fine, so maybe I simply have good set of fonts already present on my system and Firefox selects proper ones?

So - The problem is present in Webkit based browsers, because all mine Gecko
based are working fine.

I can't confirm. Differential scrolling (and general scrolling) works fine for me under Firefox 35 here and on local install.

This issue is present also on https://secure.phabricator.com - namely: try cklickin on any author inside http://blog.phacility.com Links point to http://blog.phacility.com/p/btrahan/ instead of https://secure.phabricator.com/p/btrahan/ (should be @btrahan) and result in 404.

I can confirm same behaviour on Firefox 35 on linux when browsing for example D11489

In my case voting in Ponder is rather good thing. In my use case, we plan to use Ponder as intermediate tool for actual questions in a way that lets voting and/or better skilled people answer.