third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/platform/linux/fast/overflow/rtl-scrollbar-drag-origin-expected.txt - Issue 2483113002: Disable scrollbar snapback on desktop Linux (Reland)

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Issue 2483113002: Disable scrollbar snapback on desktop Linux (Reland) (Closed)

Patch Set: Update test comment Created 4 years, 1 month ago

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1 PASS container.scrollLeft is 0	1 PASS container.scrollLeft is 0

2 FAIL container.scrollLeft should be 350. Was 0.	2 FAIL container.scrollLeft should be 350. Was 0.

3 PASS successfullyParsed is true	3 PASS successfullyParsed is true

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5 TEST COMPLETE	5 TEST COMPLETE

6 This test verifies scroll position restores correctly when a thumb drag has been cancelled in RTL mode.	6 This test verifies scroll position restores correctly when a thumb drag has been cancelled in RTL mode.

7 This test is expected to fail on Mac because it doesn't cancel scrolling when mo use cursor is out of a certain range. It is Aura-specific behavior.	7 This test is expected to fail on Mac and Linux because those platforms don't can cel scrolling when mouse cursor is out of a certain range. It is Windows-specifi c behavior.

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