A iframe bug in safari

a iframe set attribute "scrolling=no"
like this:
<iframe id="test" scrolling="no" src="test.html" frameborder="0" height="2000"></iframe>
and test.html has attribute "overflow-x: auto"
like this:
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
    <div style="overflow-x:auto;">
       </div>
         content
       </div>
    </div>
</body>
</html>
so in safari, it can not scroll in ifarme area.

It is a bug. If you start to search for something with the Safari not in full screen mode the history and predictive search functionality is there. If you then expand the application window to full screen it the search field will continue to work as expected. However, if you open the application and first expand it to full screen view before using the search field it will not work properly; the history will be inaccessable and the predictive search will fail. In order to restore functionality, hit 'control+command+F' to return to non-full-screen mode, type something in the search field or access your search history via the hour glass and then return to full screnn mode. The search field will now function normally again. This is definitely a bug and this behavior explains why the search seems to be fixed at times, and broken at others.

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Hi - I've build a page that has an iFrame in it. The page has a dhtml horizontal scrollbar scripted for it, moving a div within a div with a clipwindow on it. The custom scrollbar and the div render correctly and function fine.
The problem: in Safari (1.3 / os10.3.9), if you click the mouse within the space of the iFrame that is not a part of the div, and move the mouse (with the mouse held down) the entire document within the iFrame scrolls horizontally. The iframe tag is set to not scroll, the clip window and the divs are a set width.
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has anyone had any experience with this?
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Safari reads the div in the iFrame as content, so if you click and drag within the iFrame you physically move the page around as far as the page's content allows.
In order for Safari not to read the content, set a width on the div (no matter the size of the content) and add the overflow CSS attribute as 'hidden.'
Safari will then not register the hidden content, allowing the click/drag bug not to function since it doesn't see the hidden content as page content.
Still a bug on Safari, but the work around should work.

IPad: safari iframe bug

document.getElementById("smallFrame").contentWindow.onblur = onBlurHandler;
document.getElementById("smallFrame").contentWindow.focus();
//here "smallFrame" is an iFrame.
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Is what you wrote what you get on the screen when you open a particular site with Safari? If it is and Safari works fine on othor sites then it appears to be a site problem. Why not inform the people at the site? Also, have you tried other browsers on the iPad such as iCab or Perfect Browser?

Extensions like Ghostery, WOT or AdBlock stop working after two or three times. Restarting the webpage in a new tab the extensions will work again for several times and then stop again. Has anybody an explanation or a workaround for this bug in Safari 5?

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Remove the extensions, redownload Safari, reload the extensions.
http://www.apple.com/safari/download/
And if you really want a better experience, use Firefox, tons more choices and possibilities there.
Firefox's "NoScript" will block the Trojan going around on websites. Best web security you can get.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/noscript/
Ghostery, Ad Block Plus and thousands of add-ons more have originated on Firefox.

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Is this a bug in Safari for iOS ??

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The control buttons above playlist display just fine in every Android, Linux, and Windows browser I have used - including Safari for Windows.
However they do not display properly in Safari for iOS as tested on my iPod (but they do display correctly in Opera Mini for iPod)
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Why was this moved to "Using iPhone" ??
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Major bug in Safari 6: previous domain persists in URL bar when clicking a link

I've noticed an extremely weird and significant bug in Safari 6 / Mountain Lion:
When I'm navigating through a site, sometimes when clicking a link, Safari tries to open the corresponding URL on a previously visited site's domain instead of the current site.
For example:
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This happens often, and apparently can happen with any site.
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Esa

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It might be worth registering (for free) as an Apple Developer:
http://developer.apple.com/programs/register/
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I hope my description is correct, respectively understandable.
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