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Firefox showing an overflow scrollbar when there is no overflow

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Eivind
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Here is a fiddle showing the problem: https://jsfiddle.net/hefczx3a/12/

Even though all the elements are the same dimension with no margins/padding. Firefox displays scrollbars... On Chrome it is displayed as intended, covering the viewport without any scrollbars.

Is this is Firefox bug?

Here is a fiddle showing the problem: https://jsfiddle.net/hefczx3a/12/ Even though all the elements are the same dimension with no margins/padding. Firefox displays scrollbars... On Chrome it is displayed as intended, covering the viewport without any scrollbars. Is this is Firefox bug?

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Okey... changing the <canvas> element display property from 'inline' to 'block' solved the problem. But why?

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Okey... changing the <canvas> element display property from 'inline' to 'block' solved the problem. But why?