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Finally I found Moz's equivalent of IE's overflowY/overflowY CSS attributes: overflow: -moz-scrollbars-none | -moz-scrollbars-vertical | -moz-scrollbars-horizontal;. Too bad IE ignores any overflow settings when using this value :( Another thing is that Moz seems to ignore acronym { text-decoration: none;...

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Finally I found Moz's equivalent of IE's overflowY/overflowY CSS attributes: overflow: -moz-scrollbars-none | -moz-scrollbars-vertical | -moz-scrollbars-horizontal;. Too bad IE ignores any overflow settings when using this value :(

Another thing is that Moz seems to ignore acronym { text-decoration: none; } and underlines the acronym tag always - Foobar...

Edit: fixed, see latest css experiences follow up.

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  1. HenryG, 24 weeks later

    I gave up trying to hide scroll-bars in Netscape 7.1
    I was constructing a news ticker that would be XHTML 1.1 standard by not introducing iframes.
    But what a waste of time ... Opera has a buggy clip implementation, and Netscape doesn't accept overflow: -moz-scrollbars-vertical or overflow-x:hidden;

    If I go iframes - Netscape and Opera won't allow cross-frame scripting (so I can't add my pause/play/rew/ff buttons)

    OK just out of spite Microsoft will get a nice news ticker - and Opera/Netscape will get a blank region instead :)