My browser window is generally taller than it is wide. This leads to problems on several websites. Red Hat's is one. Sometimes there is no horizontal scrollbar and text carries off into the distance on the right, so that I cannot see it. The home page for Red Hat is an example. Sometimes there is a horizontal scrollbar and text -still- carries off into the distance. This happens on Bugzilla. The Fedora pages are unaffected. The monthly magazine thing Red Hat puts out is gravely affected: its main page and every article within it are completely unreadable. This is Fedora Core 3 with mozilla-1.7.3-17 from Red Hat. Screenshots on their way. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start Mozilla. 2. Resize window so that you can fit two browsers onto a 1280x1024 screen side-by-side without overlapping. 3.Visit http://www.redhat.com and http://www.redhat.com/magazine/ and http://bugzilla.redhat.com (for extra points, try to find the vertical scrollbar for the 'description' box as you enter a bug) Actual results: as per screenshots Expected results: being able to read all of it and reach forms and buttons and links on the right hand side.
Created attachment 112645 [details] png of RH homepage (no horizontal scrollbar so can't read it)
Created attachment 112646 [details] png of bugzilla (despite scrollbar, right-hand end of the home/new/show line obscured or missing)
Forwarded to the web design team as RT#234519.
*** Bug 191466 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
This was fixed quite a while back, but I don't know exactly when.