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#153633 3-Oct-2014 12:14
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Geekzone layout gone weird in Chrome Canary.

On the login page the text input boxes are stretched to the length of the window. Likewise the search box elsewhere.

I see the login link is now a button. Maybe that contributed. Canary does have weird issues from time to time so it may be nothing.

I have not checked normal Chrome yet.

No problem in FF.

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  #1146536 3-Oct-2014 12:22
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The login button has been there for almost two years now...




 

 

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  #1146597 3-Oct-2014 13:35
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Canary is a BETA/Developer copy of chrome, so what you see is most likely not what everyone else will see in normal chrome, of tomorrow when canary updates. 

 
 
 
 


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  #1147561 5-Oct-2014 12:04
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It's also probably worth noting that as of two days ago, all the header menu links (private messages, reset read flags, etc) are gone too.

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  #1147600 5-Oct-2014 14:35
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Still there for me. Mobile and desktop browsers. For mobile, you might have to zoom in for the links to appear, but they are there.




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