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[refs #00271] Remove Safari Repaint Hack #272
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Safari exhibited an unusual bug whereby any rem-sized text appearing anywhere after a DETAILS element was rendered impossibly small. Like, 1px kinda size. The/a way of getting around it was to force a full-page repaint, which is icky, but it was scoped to only Safari users. Anyway! Good news is that the bug has been fixed[1] so we can delete the hack, which is nice. 1. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=173876
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Safari exhibited an unusual bug whereby any rem-sized text appearing
anywhere after a DETAILS element was rendered impossibly small. Like,
1px kinda size. The/a way of getting around it was to force a full-page
repaint, which is icky, but it was scoped to only Safari users.
Anyway! Good news is that the bug has been fixed[1] so we can delete the
hack, which is nice.