First of all, bad rendering is not always the case and even when it is it's easily fixed with combination of ctrl++ and ctr+- key strokes.
Secondly as someone who follows FF development I can assure you that this bug has been fixed on a trunk long time ago and nightly build users must have alread forgotten about this rendering issue.
see bug 217527 for more information.
they achieve this by using XMLHttpRequest to make requests to the server and get back results via JavaScript. That's why dragging works so great... they do requests to get IDs of new images to show an dthen they start opening them.
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First of all, bad rendering is not always the case and even when it is it's easily fixed with combination of ctrl++ and ctr+- key strokes. Secondly as someone who follows FF development I can assure you that this bug has been fixed on a trunk long time ago and nightly build users must have alread forgotten about this rendering issue. see bug 217527 for more information.
Here is a good article on gds http://battellemedia.com/archives/001305.php
they achieve this by using XMLHttpRequest to make requests to the server and get back results via JavaScript. That's why dragging works so great... they do requests to get IDs of new images to show an dthen they start opening them.