Popups moving out of range in chrome browser

[likewhoa]

I spend lots of time trying to figure this problem not thinking to try in a different browser, but after lots of coffee,code and more coffee I finally opened firefox to see how my maps would show and what do you know, the issue is non existent in firefox or opera. Did not test in IE because I do not like using a virus.

Anyways, the issue can be reproduced on the fiddle below. Try clicking on Texas and scroll right a bit then click on it again, you'll notice that the popup is now offset outside of texas. Perhaps is tired of the heat there?

P.S the version of google chrome I am running is 32.0.1700.41 beta in Gentoo Linux AMD64.

http://jsfiddle.net/p5sL4/1/

[mourner]

@likewhoa hmm, can't reproduce on both Chrome stable and canary under OS X...

[likewhoa]

Does your version of chrome match mine? note my version is a beta version of chrome. Also, I have one other person verify my findings using chrome.

[mourner]

@likewhoa can you test on other Chrome versions?

[danzel]

Doesn't reproduce for me on chrome stable on windows.

I'd guess this is a chrome on linux or chrome beta bug of some sort.

[likewhoa]

@mourner @danzel it's failing with stable chromium in Gentoo Linux version 32.0.1700.68 (241430).
http://i.imgur.com/WKQxVRz.png is the screenshot from the user that reproduced the bug. Note the version I am running is 32.0.1700.41 beta and I will be updating it to 32.0.1700.68_beta1. This is google-chrome from, the one that google itself provides. The user that posted the above screenshot is using chromium which is the open source version of chrome see http://chromium.org.

Keep in mind that I can reproduce this with the leaflet examples on the homepage as well.

[danzel]

I've tested on chrome 31 (stable) on ubuntu over VNC and can't reproduce.

Try on a version with 3d acceleration disabled:
http://jsfiddle.net/p5sL4/2/

I still expect this is a chrome on linux beta bug, it wouldn't be the first time.

[mourner]

@danzel Dave, Happy New Year!!! :)

[danzel]

Happy new year @mourner !
It's 1PM on the 1st here, I'm really rather tired from last night :)

[likewhoa]

@danzel can you test on 32.x? eitherway, It would be good to get this fixed before beta becomes a release to stay ahead of the curve. @mourner @danzel Happy New Year!

If you guys need anything to help with debugging let me know.

[danzel]

@likewhoa try the version I linked above, it disables 3d acceleration which may cause the issue to go away.

Where can I get a chrome/chromium 32 version for (ubuntu) linux?

[likewhoa]

@danzel that doesn't help. I am not sure where to get that package for you but i can look. bbl

[likewhoa]

@danzel http://askubuntu.com/questions/317201/how-do-i-install-the-latest-version-of-chromium-in-ubuntu-13-10 might help, sorry I can't really confirm as I don't run ubuntu on any servers.

[danzel]

Works fine on chrome 32 beta on ubuntu for me.
Try a stable chrome.

[danzel]

Argh, I see why I couldn't reproduce this now.

You said "Scroll right a bit". I assume you meant the map, but you mean the window/frame itself!

Tracking this issue in #2352, it happens in chrome 32 stable on everything

[likewhoa]

@danzel I should have been more specific on how to reproduced.