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daneoni

macrumors G5
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Mar 24, 2006
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Ever since the launch of the Digg bar i often encounter the lines in the image below when scrolling a page. Anyone else getting this?
 

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Only use Safari so can't say. I guess its a Digg problem then which is good to know

no, i doubt its a digg problem, I m more like thinking its either a safari problem or your hardware's problem. Try a different browser might rule out or rule in one of them.

Might be other possibilities too.
 
My Safari 4's been doing the same thing ever since Digg released the Digg Bar. At first I thought this was a hardware problem, as people had similar issues when their video card was heating up, but I found every single time I clicked on the url link on the digg bar (and thus removing the digg bar) the lines would go away and never come back until I hit another Digg link. Not sure whether it's Digg or Safari, but a software issue of some sort...
 
My Safari 4's been doing the same thing ever since Digg released the Digg Bar. At first I thought this was a hardware problem, as people had similar issues when their video card was heating up, but I found every single time I clicked on the url link on the digg bar (and thus removing the digg bar) the lines would go away and never come back until I hit another Digg link. Not sure whether it's Digg or Safari, but a software issue of some sort...

mmm... if its important, you can submit 2 bug reports, one to apple, one to digg
 
This is a Safari/DiggBar problem. I have the issue on every machine that I use Safari. This includes both Windows and OSX machines. The problem does not happen on every redirected site. Only a few sites appear to conflict with the Safari/DiggBar combo.

Assuming the the DiggBar code is standards compliant, This is most likely a minor javascript or frame rendering bug in Safari that should be correct by Apple in the future. In the meantime I hope that Digg can implement a work around.
FYI - I have reported the issue to Digg.
 
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