Okay in the newest test version all target -values works. BUT the new Mozilla can't handle nested framesets properly. It displays inner framesets okay, but the outer sets looks terrible. Would someone inform when this has been fixed. My pages are the best available test pages to frames, because they have complex framesets. This set works with IE 4.01,5.0, Opera 3.60 in 1024x768 (NOT smaller resolutions) NS 4.x

Reassigning frameset/iframe bugs to Eric.

I just looked at your page and compared it to IE 5.0. It looks, for all intents and purposes, identical to me. (I also looked in Nav 4.x, but Nav 4.x is obviously having problems displaying the page.) Can you give me an example page that looks wrong, and tell me what exactly looks wrong, or send me some sample HTML? Thanks. You can get the latest version of the browser here to test: http://www.mozilla.org/binaries.html Make sure to get the new M7 Milestone Build.

see http://faerie.cyber.com.au/~elflord/mozilla/ for test case of "scrolling" bug. scrolling="no" is ignored (http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/present/frames.html#edef-FRAME) Mainly the top and left frames shouldn't have a scroll bar (even if the window is resized to 'smaller' than the frame document? At least this is what I make of the HTML document

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*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 14827 ***

Marking as verified dup of 14827.