DESCRIPTION: There are serious incremental reflow problems on http://www.pbs.org/ . It's easiest to reproduce on the first load of the page. The left column of the page gets duplicated on screen (see screenshot), with the left version at (roughly?) the correct position. If one, at this point, triggers a repaint (not a reflow), the left (correct) version goes away, and only the right one remains. However, resizing the window makes things get better completely. STEPS TO REPRODUCE: * load http://www.pbs.org ACTUAL RESULTS: * mess, as described above EXPECTED RESULTS: * loads correctly the first time DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY ON: * Linux, mozilla, 2000-02-18-08-M14

I'm not seeing the problem on my 3/3 WinNT debug build.

I'm afraid this may have been content dependent... (which bytes got in which packets), and small changes to the site could have changed this. Is there any way to simulate different sizes of packets for incremental reflow testing?

Adding 'verifyme' keyword

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