Mozilla programmers really like Russian Tea Cakes

From the Mozilla bug database:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=538193

Bug 538193 - HTML5 parser messes up betty crocker Russian Tea Cake recipe page

Status: RESOLVED FIXED

STEPS TO REPRODUCE:

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2)  Note that there are two copies of the "save/print/e-mail/share" toolbar and
that the actual recipe is off in the weeds below the ad on the left.
3)  Disable the HTML5 parser and watch the problem go away.

I saved the page "complete" while not using the HTML5 parser, and the saved
version shows similar problems, even in offline mode (so seems to not depend on
network resources).

Must be a really good recipe for Russion tea Cakes

lolwtf

Providing a test case for a bug is a WTF?

DaveK1

@lolwtf said:

Providing a test case for a bug is a WTF?

No, it sure aint. In fact it's something that the Mozilla bug reporting guidelines specifically ask for.

dhromed

@DaveK said:

No, it sure aint. In fact it's something that the Mozilla bug reporting guidelines specifically ask for.

How peculiar!

DaveK1

@dhromed said:

@DaveK said:
No, it sure aint. In fact it's something that the Mozilla bug reporting guidelines specifically ask for.

How peculiar!

Yeah. They must be commies or something.

Gerino

Or even, how quaint!

[quote user="Henri Sivonen"]It seems this problem is related to the site doing:

document.write("<noscript>");[/quote]

Now there's a WTF...