I went through all IE7 bugs and removed those that were solved. IE7 is now down from 83 to 73 bugs.

If you clone a table row element (tr) by means of cloneNode()in IE it loses its table row "identity". This means that with the cloned row cells[], for instance, is no longer available.

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Reported by: Rein Groot.

Repositioned content via JavaScript coupled with floats is triggering a variety of bugs in various browsers.

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Reported by: Chris Hester.

The CSS hover-pseudoelement doesn't work on elements that are shown with an onmouseover-event in Safari

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Reported by: Anja Gustafsson.

Changing the status of a checkbox less then a second after it's been changed doesn't change the status again. Try clicking the checkbox twice in rapid succession.

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Reported by: Velko Georgiev.

IE7 apparently ignores the body element when zooming. So if a background image is applied to the body, zooming the page spoils the layout, as the image isn't resized to match the zoom value. Only elements within the body are affected by zoom.

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Reported by: Chris Hester.

Internet Explorer 5, 6 & 7 fail to always render the background colours of repeated divs when you scroll down.

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Reported by: Chris Hester.

Placing a right-floated element in a left-positioned absolutely-positioned element causes the following behavior:

• Opera and iCab display correctly (I think); the absolutely-positioned element is sized to fit the float or other nodes of the element, whichever is wider
• Gecko stretches the absolutely-positioned element to the maximum width allowed by the containing block
• KHTML stretches the absolutely-positioned element to the sum of the width of the float and the other child nodes
• (ppknote: IE behaves as Firefox)

My understanding of the box model spec is that Opera and iCab's behavior is correct; if anyone can corroborate this it would be greatly appreciated.

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Reported by: Josh Fremer.

If your document's body uses a percentage value as a left or right margin, then position:relative (even without left/top/bottom/right declared), floated elements inside a containing block with a defined width, will not reposition accurately (or at all) as the page is resized. Reloading the page after resizing fixes the problem - just like a Netscape 4 bug.

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Reported by: David Bloom.