The correct use of the CAPTION element –immediately after the TABLE start tag– causes COL and COLGROUP to become unusable as CSS selectors in the current version of Safari (2.0.3/version 417.9.2).

A workaround is to place the CAPTION after the COL/COLGROUP tags, but this makes the code invalid.

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Reported by: Leif Halvard Silli.

Attempting to get a text input field to expand to fill the browser in a nested table (table-layout: fixed) will cause the input field to overflow its surrounding table cell. Occurs with select boxes as well.

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Reported by: Matt Wright.

Positioning legend tags — what works and what doesn't? To be honest not a lot does.

I've tested — position: absolute, fixed, relative, floats margins and setting widths.

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Reported by: Marc Pacheco.

In Safari and iCab, text-transform: uppercase does not work when applied to the :first-line pseudo-element.

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Reported by: Beckley Roberts.

If an image is given various heights, but not a width, browsers enlarge it to fit the ratio of the physical dimensions of the image. But over a certain size, bugs can occur.

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Reported by: Chris Hester.

Hovering over a link causes the browser to freeze. It then becomes difficult to close down. The link should make a non-displayed element appear on hover.

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Reported by: Chris Hester.

The event.clientX/Y values for the text portion of disabled INPUT elements is reported relative to the left/top of the INPUT element and not the viewport if the INPUT element is in a table.

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Reported by: Jason Brunette.

A floated or absolutely positioned element does not have a width and is stretched up by an image. When the image is swapped for a far smaller image, the parent element's width should diminish. Mozilla, though, doesn't diminish the width of the other elements in the floated element, and therefore the parent element retains its original width.

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Reported by ppk.