From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.5) Gecko/20011014 BuildID: 20011014 i have a program called cthumb that creates picture albums. at some point, mozilla (0.9.4?) started rendering some weird stripes in the albums generated. check out the url provided for a boiled down example. i can generate more. every other browser we have tried it with does not generate those artifacts. note that i have tried the quirks mode and the stadards mode for rendering. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. load up http://cthumb.sourceforge.net/mozilla-rendering-bug/ Actual Results: see the url page Expected Results: see the url page i have not been able to see weird artifacts in other web pages around the web, which makes me suspect the tables we are generating are not quite right, althought they validate just finw with the w3c.org validator and have been working for a while. but i am not an expert. the other issue is that i have not found this in your bug system. it wold be i am the first one to nituce (don't think so), or that i did not look well enough, or that it is not a bug. in other words, i am not 100% sure this is a mozilla rendering bug, but all indications point that way. keep up the good work!

See Boris' comment in bug 60543 for details. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 60543 ***

Bug 22247 has the extended story on what's up here.

You probably mean bug 22274. Yes, I should have duped against that instead, sorry.

two words: holy cow. as far as i am concerned, if these artifacts are shown by default in the strict case, then the strict definition/standard has a bug and should be fixed. easy for me to say, since i don't understand the issues in depth. i think the world should be stricter, but not at the expense of making the default case look ugly. ok, i'll stop now.