The triangular caret (selecting the product categories) doesn't work
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> Error: uncaught exception: [Exception... "Security error"
> code: "1000" nsresult: "0x805303e8 (NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR)"
> location: "http://images.apple.com/metrics/scripts/s_code_h.js Line:
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Title:
The slider (carousel) at the top of the page on apple.com/mac doesn't
work on Firefox
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Apple seems to have fixed the issue on the arrival of Lion.
Due to the CDN cache, http://www.apple.com/mac/ still doesn't work
but http://www.apple.com/jp/mac/ looks good to me.
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This might be Apple's bug in their productbrowser.js.
Brief summary:
- They are detecting whether CSS animation is available (Fx4: false, Fx5: true)
- If unavailable, degraded code is used ( has pb-degraded)
- If available, CSS transform translate3d() is used, which Gecko doesn't
implemented yet
In the animation-available code, they fail to set a class "pb-open" to
. The trigger "transitionEnd" doesn't work because
productbrowser.css doesn't have -moz-transition property:
> .productbrowser {
> -webkit-transition:opacity .3s;
> -webkit-transition-delay:.2s;
> }
And productbrowser.css
You can see the content by manually adding a class "pb-open" to with Firebug.
The triangular caret is incorrectly positioned because they try to set
its position with translate3d(). The animation-unavailable code (for
Fx4) simply sets the left property so it looks good.
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