From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.7 [en] (X11; I; Linux 2.2.14masq i686; Nav) BuildID: 2000030316 I am not sure I have the pattern figured out correctly yet but sometimes when you do an "open link in new window" and it creates a new window. The keystrokes go to the window from which you created the new browser window not the window you are over. I think that the pattern is when the mouse is in the new window but over an obscured part of the older window. I am not sure about this. I haven't seen a case where that wasn't the case though. It also might be in the cases where I have never moved the mouse out of the new window since it appeared. Reproducible: Sometimes Steps to Reproduce: 1.Open a page with at least one link on it. 2.Do a right click and open the link in a new window 3.Hit page down or alt-W Actual Results: The old window scrolls Expected Results: The new window scrolls Been trying to pin this one down to something that could be reliably reproduced for some time but I haven't been able to. I figured this might help even if it takes you some time to reproduce it.

asadotzler@netscape.net (Asa Dotzler) taking ownership of Browser General bugs. New QA Contact is jelwell@singleclick.com (Joseph Elwell). Sorry for the spam.

reproter - what build are you on? you wrote this report on ns4.7

builds from 3/3 are quite old. Please download a current build and re-open if you still see this behavior. Thanks

marking verified. this should really be worksforme, tested on linux build 2000042113.

Haven't seen this bug in M15. You can close it if you like.

Closed is reserved for after mozilla "ships" so we'll just leave it at verified. Thanks for testing Mozilla and reporting bugs.