Length of page browser keeps increasing

Anytime something goes into the footer the page length increase by a thousand and creates this extra space ..Why is that ? I turned of sticky footer so its not that ..

Can you please send your file to [email protected] along with clear instructions how to replicate the issue and on which page.
Please also mention this thread in the email so that it may be associated correctly.
Cheers,
Vikas

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