Firefox does not show the update of content in a nested div. Did work before. What is a workaround?
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On my website I use a div that is shown as an triangle by clip-path. That div is also nested, for an polyfill used in Edge.
When the content of that nested div is updated, firefox won't render the content though and just flicker, until I scale the div up.
That does not happen in Chrome or any other browser and didn't happen in firefox either like a month ago.
Any suggestions what I can do to make firefox render that poperly?
I made a 1 minute video to demo what I mean, what does happen and how it behaves in firefox and chrome: https://youtu.be/Nc0yIAT87rM
The flicker I mean is at 0:07. That is the URL: https://intx.cc/#/skills/skill-43-xsrf
Would be glad if someone could help me.
I'm using react with mobX 4 LTS. But that should not be the problem, as firefox does propagate the change in the source code as one can see in the video.
Thanks in advance :)
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On my website I use a div that is shown as an triangle by clip-path. That div is also nested, for an polyfill used in Edge.
When the content of that nested div is updated, firefox won't render the content though and just flicker, until I scale the div up.
That does not happen in Chrome or any other browser and didn't happen in firefox either like a month ago.
Any suggestions what I can do to make firefox render that poperly?
I made a 1 minute video to demo what I mean, what does happen and how it behaves in firefox and chrome: https://youtu.be/Nc0yIAT87rM
The flicker I mean is at 0:07. That is the URL: https://intx.cc/#/skills/skill-43-xsrf
Would be glad if someone could help me.
I'm using react with mobX 4 LTS. But that should not be the problem, as firefox does propagate the change in the source code as one can see in the video.
Thanks in advance :)
reactjs firefox rendering mobx flicker
clip-path
in class.stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
is causing the behaviour in FF. Not sure how to fix. Could you please create a minimal reproduction in Codesandbox? That would help to debug the issue. The state can be hardcoded as it is not related to Mobx. I'm also wondering why it's working if the enlarged view is opened - seems like the new clip-path is disabling the problematic clipping from.stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
– AWolf
Dec 29 '18 at 23:14
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On my website I use a div that is shown as an triangle by clip-path. That div is also nested, for an polyfill used in Edge.
When the content of that nested div is updated, firefox won't render the content though and just flicker, until I scale the div up.
That does not happen in Chrome or any other browser and didn't happen in firefox either like a month ago.
Any suggestions what I can do to make firefox render that poperly?
I made a 1 minute video to demo what I mean, what does happen and how it behaves in firefox and chrome: https://youtu.be/Nc0yIAT87rM
The flicker I mean is at 0:07. That is the URL: https://intx.cc/#/skills/skill-43-xsrf
Would be glad if someone could help me.
I'm using react with mobX 4 LTS. But that should not be the problem, as firefox does propagate the change in the source code as one can see in the video.
Thanks in advance :)
reactjs firefox rendering mobx flicker
On my website I use a div that is shown as an triangle by clip-path. That div is also nested, for an polyfill used in Edge.
When the content of that nested div is updated, firefox won't render the content though and just flicker, until I scale the div up.
That does not happen in Chrome or any other browser and didn't happen in firefox either like a month ago.
Any suggestions what I can do to make firefox render that poperly?
I made a 1 minute video to demo what I mean, what does happen and how it behaves in firefox and chrome: https://youtu.be/Nc0yIAT87rM
The flicker I mean is at 0:07. That is the URL: https://intx.cc/#/skills/skill-43-xsrf
Would be glad if someone could help me.
I'm using react with mobX 4 LTS. But that should not be the problem, as firefox does propagate the change in the source code as one can see in the video.
Thanks in advance :)
reactjs firefox rendering mobx flicker
reactjs firefox rendering mobx flicker
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clip-path
in class.stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
is causing the behaviour in FF. Not sure how to fix. Could you please create a minimal reproduction in Codesandbox? That would help to debug the issue. The state can be hardcoded as it is not related to Mobx. I'm also wondering why it's working if the enlarged view is opened - seems like the new clip-path is disabling the problematic clipping from.stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
– AWolf
Dec 29 '18 at 23:14
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clip-path
in class.stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
is causing the behaviour in FF. Not sure how to fix. Could you please create a minimal reproduction in Codesandbox? That would help to debug the issue. The state can be hardcoded as it is not related to Mobx. I'm also wondering why it's working if the enlarged view is opened - seems like the new clip-path is disabling the problematic clipping from.stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
– AWolf
Dec 29 '18 at 23:14
clip-path
in class .stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
is causing the behaviour in FF. Not sure how to fix. Could you please create a minimal reproduction in Codesandbox? That would help to debug the issue. The state can be hardcoded as it is not related to Mobx. I'm also wondering why it's working if the enlarged view is opened - seems like the new clip-path is disabling the problematic clipping from .stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
– AWolf
Dec 29 '18 at 23:14
clip-path
in class .stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
is causing the behaviour in FF. Not sure how to fix. Could you please create a minimal reproduction in Codesandbox? That would help to debug the issue. The state can be hardcoded as it is not related to Mobx. I'm also wondering why it's working if the enlarged view is opened - seems like the new clip-path is disabling the problematic clipping from .stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
– AWolf
Dec 29 '18 at 23:14
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clip-path
in class.stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
is causing the behaviour in FF. Not sure how to fix. Could you please create a minimal reproduction in Codesandbox? That would help to debug the issue. The state can be hardcoded as it is not related to Mobx. I'm also wondering why it's working if the enlarged view is opened - seems like the new clip-path is disabling the problematic clipping from.stories-overlay-inner-wrapper
– AWolf
Dec 29 '18 at 23:14