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It's funny, I am not a web developer, but have built my own page for indexing my photo galleries.
It uses a lot of CSS, and I gave up on developing for Chrome/Webkit just because it is less precise, I make it work in Firefox because then I know it works fine in Chrome.
Way more efficient.
Well no. It doesn't work like that. Unfortunately.
It did for me...
That's great for you. These issues are not that common really.
They would be less common if you developed for Firefox