In viewer, do a build with double buffering turned off. Now open 2 windows, and click in one to give it focus. Load a sample in that window. Note that the other window redraws, even when it is entirely visible. This should not happen.

Setting all current Open/Normal to M4.

This is a cross-platform problem coming from the WebCrawler. In order to reproduce it: - open window A and leave it with an horizontal shape - open window B and make it vertical - put a breakpoint on the line "vm->UpdateView()" inside nsWebCrawler::EndLoadURL() - load a different URL in window B - when the breakpoint is reached, look at the 'rootView' used in vm->UpdateView() ==> You can tell by the mBounds that the WebCrawler is refreshing window A instead of window B. In fact we have 2 problems: 1) The WebCrawler refreshes the wrong window when we have more than one window. 2) The WebCrawler always generates a double refresh at the end of an URL load (even when the WebCrawler is not used). Reassigned to Kipp.

per leger, assigning QA contacts to all open bugs without QA contacts according to list at http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/describecomponents.cgi?product=Browser

Nisheeth - can you fix this? Its (hopefully) a pretty simple set of changes to the viewer; it will help get your feet wet in that code which will help you as you dig into the webshell code.

Accepting bug...

Moving non-crashing layout and webshell component bugs to M8... I already have enough blockers and crashers for M6. If I fix them in time for M6, I'll move some of these bugs back to the M6 milestone. I'm keeping the M7 milestone for fixing XML bugs.

I've made it so that the webcrawler does not register itself as document loader observer until the crawler is invoked by command line arguments to viewer. The code that Pierre points to now only gets executed in a crawl session which, I assume, always uses just one top level window. Marking fixed.