STR ============================== 0. 2013/1/7 Gecko/Gaia builds. 1. Starting from the home screen, use finger to slide the desktop pages. Expected ============================== When sliding, the next page should come out in a smooth way. Actual ============================== The sliding animation looks stuck. Note ============================== Noticeably, if you slide the pages without leaving you fingers then it still looks smooth. The bad effect won't occur until your finger let the page go. I believe this bug must be a regression because I've never been aware of this phenomenon before.

I'm not sure whether this bug has been fired or not since it's a very obvious bug and most people should be aware of that. Nominate for bb+ because it would let our users have bad feeling about the overall performance.

We're not able to reproduce this here. Could this be related to some particular app being installed or a particular background being used?

We're using mozilla-central (b2g-18 seems working well). All the otoro and unagi of my colleagues at Taipei office have the same problem.

This sounds like bug 825808.

As long as this is mozilla-central only, this won't block v1.0. Any reason to believe the problem that introduced this on mozilla-central will be uplifted to b2g18? If that happens, this should block.

Bisect found bug 811950, which is a candidate for uplift. But let's take this discussion to bug 825808.