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I know, I know. The actual bug is more in the UI framework used than in the browser. The ScrollerView or whatever is called in the native UI framework should handle that.
It should expand above or below the visible part of the View. But it doesn't.
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Problem with remote images though, I don't know that stuff.
What if you were to add client side javascript to report the dimensions of embedded remote images back to the microcosm server ? Malicious clients could mess it up, but if the server only acted on information for which all reports are unanimous then the worst a malicious client could do is take us back to the situation we're in now.
anidel
Nick.Earthloop
@Velocio
Yeah, the only real fix today that works well is to have images "reserve" the space on the page. That is... the image tags should know the height and width.
Problem with remote images though, I don't know that stuff.