Firefox's scroll doesn't appear until the page becomes longer than the window. When it does appear, the page can seem to jerk to the left a little. IE always shows the scrollbar and doesn't have this jerk.
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whatrevolution said on Dec 31 2007
/spite @ the miserable piles of useless opinions.
JuanBR said on Dec 27 2006
Firefox is correct :)
XerBlade said on Jun 25 2006
It doesn't affect HTML/XHTML/CSS renderring itself, and some people really do prefer the scrollbar to work that way. What's it matter whether it's standards-compliant or not? Choice is good.
rysiek said on Jun 25 2006
eeeerrr... IE shows the scrollbar due to a *bug* in it's HTML/XHTML/CSS parser. a browser should *not* show any scrollbars, unless the page exceeds the width/height of the window.
making Firefox less standards-complying is not the best idea out there, IMHO, albeit that's only an opinion. :)