Pop up dialogue box on Flyfrontier.com was TRUNCATED @ bottom, had to go to CHROME to complete check-in at Airline.
Using up to date Firefox v 39.0: During check-in at Flyfrontier.com, when one comes to the seat selection section and does not choose a seat but to a random assignment by clicking continue, a pop up dialogue box comes up to confirm that one does not wish to pay for a selected seat. The BOTTOM of the dialogue box is TRUNCATED where the choice to continue without a seat selection is. Therefore, I could not complete the check-in for my flight. HOWEVER, by switching to the CHROME browser, the "truncation" problem was not there and I was able to complete my flight check-in. Calling the airline, their "IT department" confirmed that it was the Firefox browser that was the problem. So Mozilla, please fix the problem or I'll have to switch to CHROME.
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Occasionally you may come across a site that is too wide or too tall for Firefox. In those cases, try reducing the zoom on the page.
To reduce zoom, you can use any of these:
- hold down the Ctrl key and tap the - key one or twice
- on the graphical menu accessed by the "3-bar" menu button, use the - button in the row with - | 100% | +
- hold down the Ctrl key and move the mouse scroll wheel toward you a click or two
If it doesn't work immedately, try canceling/escaping the mispositioned dialog and see whether it moves up to the new "center" the next time you open it.
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HI Nernst, I am sorry to hear that a compatibility issue between Firefox and the website style created that kind of experience when checking into a flight.
However in order to troubleshoot this, some help will be needed for the website developer. If you have the url we can open up a ticket in webcompat.com
Asịsa Ahọpụtara
Occasionally you may come across a site that is too wide or too tall for Firefox. In those cases, try reducing the zoom on the page.
To reduce zoom, you can use any of these:
- hold down the Ctrl key and tap the - key one or twice
- on the graphical menu accessed by the "3-bar" menu button, use the - button in the row with - | 100% | +
- hold down the Ctrl key and move the mouse scroll wheel toward you a click or two
If it doesn't work immedately, try canceling/escaping the mispositioned dialog and see whether it moves up to the new "center" the next time you open it.
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Dear Mr. Scher,
Your guidance has led me to an easier solution: If one goes to the "Menu Button" , the +/- Zoom allows you to zoom out which eliminates the truncation of the dialogue box.
Thank You again for your insight.
Nernst
I don't use Zoom, because of similar trouble, but I have to use minimum font sizes. Some of Firefox's own preferences get truncated. I shouldn't have to disable my minimum font sizes to fix other preferences.