User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:36.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/36.0 Build ID: 20150224134236 Steps to reproduce: Log in to blendle.com and view an article. When scrolling down, somewhere after you go further than two times the height of the screen. It only seems to happen on longer pages. Actual results: Text renders pixelated, as you can see in the attachment, including text that was rendered properly when not yet scrolled down to the trigger point, even if you wait for it to render properly. When scrolling up again, the text again displays correctly. Expected results: Text rendered properly.

What is the relationship between standaard.be and blendle.com? Any chance that they are owned by the same parent company? Martijn do you know?

Blendle is a platform for newspapers to sell individual articles on their site. So standaard.be and blendle.com are different companies, but they work together. This bug reminds me of bug 1115434, btw.

I don't see how company ownership is relevant, here, but anyway: The Dutch startup blendle I think will be happy to provide more info on the technicalities of their site if that helps to resolve the bug. https://twitter.com/geennaamloos/status/570688814777286658

Companies that are owned by the same group/partnership/etc. tend to reuse code. I wanted clarification before duping the bug.

Ah, I see! So they're different companies, just to be clear, yet they still might use the same code. Anyway. Hope it gets resolved.