From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-US; rv:1.0rc3) Gecko/20020523 BuildID: 1.0 RC3 If a graphic on a webpage has an error, it would be nice if Mozilla displayed as much of the graphic as possible instead of not displaying it at all. I've run into a lot of pages have graphics that Mozilla won't display because they have an error, but appear completely intact when viewed with Opera or with Netscape 4.51. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Follow link Actual Results: Displays the message, "The image “http://www.herdthinners.com/2002/0610.png” cannot be displayed, because it contains errors." Page looks fine when displayed with Opera or Netscape 4.51. Expected Results: Displayed as much of the image as possible, possibly with a dialog box or alt text explaining that the image may not be complete because it has an error.

As a "pre-emptive" note against this being marked as a duplicate: I don't consider this to be a duplicate of 41924 because Ian Hickson is asking for an icon to represent the "broken" image (ala I.E.), whereas I am asking that Mozilla display as much of the broken image as possible (ala Opera or Netscape 4.51).

-> Imagelibg

Has there been any discussion about whether this or 41924 is the better way to handle a broken image? Is this likely to be in an upcoming release? Is there someplace I should be looking to determine the status of things like these? (Sorry about all the questions -- I'm fairly new to using Mozilla and Bugzilla)

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could be duplicate of bug 58880, but not sure about that.

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