Safari handles the child/descendant concept incorrectly in tables. The sample style has a .table_style tr style that Safari applies to the first row only. IE and FF do this correctly. Changing this to .table_style > tr still doesn't work! I had to change it to .table_style tr * to get it to work, but that's non-standard.

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Reported by: Norman Franke.

When border-collapse: collapse; is applied to a table with borders and a hidden cell, all browsers have issues:

Firefox hides border in the table entirely if all the cells in the row are hidden but the row element is visible. This can be resolved by hiding the row element.

Internet Explorer renders the border of the row that has all it's cells hidden. This can be resolved by hiding the row element.

Opera doesn't render all of the top border of a table if any of the top row cells is hidden and there is atleast one visible cell on the row.

Safari and iCab don't render the td border at all if a cell is hidden.

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Reported by: Merri.

When using relatively positioned floating elements inside a container, which has an overflow other than visible, the elements behave as if the container has overflow: visible. This occurs in (at least) Internet explorer 6 and 7.

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Reported by: Viktor Kojouharov.

It appears that when you use the prototype object to assign custom methods to event handlers (in this instance `onload`), Safari incorrectly reassigns the `this` keyword to `Window`, when it should reference the object you initially assigned the method to.

In Safari (1.3 and 2+) the onload function will alert the `Window` object when one would expect it alert `Image`.

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Reported by: Tom Biegeleisen.

Internet Explorer crashes when a DOM tree traversing JS function is run on an element with display: none; position: absolute that has child elements.

The crash occurs when assigning the result of a unsuccessful document.getElementById() call to a property of one of the children in the hidden element.

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Reported by: Steffen M�ller.