Upon inspection, this will hopefully be fixed when bug #1580 is fixed, but it should be something to watch out for there, as well. In the latest boxacidtest, there seems to be an issue with the new scrollbar functionality that's been added whenever the body box is too small to contain its content. If you look at these two screenshots below, you'll see the problem. http://www.mozillaZine.org/problems/boxacidtest-scrollbar.gif http://www.mozillaZine.org/problems/boxacidtest-noscrollbar.gif In the first, you'll see the new scrollbar in effect on inside right of the body container, because the content is too large for the container. On the second, the page has been vertically extended, the body container has enough space and the scrollbar disappears, yet the space that the scrollbar requires if it _is_ to be displayed is still taken into account during rendering - in essence there's a big hole where the scrollbar would fit perfectly, which throws the right padding off in the body container. Just thought I'd bring this to your attention so that when you move the scrollbar to the HTML container this same issue doesn't occur. --chris

The scrollbar is now associated with the HTML element rather than the BODY so it appears in the correct place

Layout verified fixed (minor drawing problem with radio buttons) on win95 build 99081.