*** MAC ONLY*** PROBLEM: When you initially open a PDF file in Netscape 6.1 on the Mac, there are clearly some screen refresh problems: 1 - The toolbar is not completely painted. 2 - Sometimes, the PDF file does not fill the entire window. Forcing a refresh causes the PDF to be correctly painted (resize window, cover it and uncover it, etc) I am not yet exact sure what is causing the problem. Since, however, it only happens in mozilla/NS 6.1 (and not in NS 4.X or Mac IE), it is clearly something they are not doing, like sending us the correct screen coordinates. I think mozilla is either not sending us a NPP_SetWindow, or they are sending us the wrong window in NPP_SetWindow ... still investigating. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Install Acrobat 5.0 or Acrobat Reader 5.0 2.Browse to various PDF files 3. Actual Results: When the PDF file comes up in the window, you will see that the Acrobat toolbar is not drawn correctly. Often, you will also see that Acrobat has incorrectly placed its window so that it does not fill the entire window. If you force a screen refresh, the problem goes away, so it is not critical. It does, however, look bad. Expected Results: Acrobat draws completely in the mozilla/NS 6.1 window.

adding peterl .

This is likley a dup of bug 79529 where the chrome (aka "toolbars") may disappear on Mac with a full-page plugin. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 79529 ***

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