FireFox v22 and File Folder display

Hello,
A very strange behavior....
Having the latest FF (22)...
Going to a File Folder where (in my case) I have uploaded 8 files....
I only see 7 files. The last one is not visible...
Any special things to configure ?
Tx for your help ...
Stephan

Originally Posted by spauwels
Hello,
A very strange behavior....
Having the latest FF (22)...
Going to a File Folder where (in my case) I have uploaded 8 files....
I only see 7 files. The last one is not visible...
Any special things to configure ?
Tx for your help ...
Stephan
Hi,
Which version of FF did you use before? Are you sure it worked before?
I guess you just stumbled across a well known bug: See https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=786587 for more information.
The fix for that bug will be included in Vibe 3.4 - a minor upgrade which is expected to be released this or next week.
Best Regards
Erik

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