Failed rendering of background image
The changes to NetSurf making it no longer abort the redraw if one of
the images within the rectangle fails to render have brought a
significant improvement in usability, but they don't seem to cover all
cases.
In particular, the old symptoms of white trails left by windows dragged
across the page in a certain direction are very visible on this page:
http://raphazlab.wordpress.com/
The offending image is the banner, which for some reason is inserted
into the CSS like so:
background: url('http://raphazlab.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/banner2012.jpg')
no-repeat;
This appears to cause NetSurf to fail to implement its workaround, and
fall back on the old behaviour of aborting redraw.
Not really sure if that counts as a bug or not. It may well be
intentional. What would a suitable alternative behaviour for background
images be?
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