Cannot scroll to bottom of page in landscape orientation

[Fabian Herb]

When browsing in landscape orientation on my Nexus 4, the bottom of the page is always cut off. You can try to scroll up and see some more, but it will always flick back when releasing the finger. Zooming in reveals a bit more from the bottom.

In portrait mode, everything is displayed correctly.

This happens on any page and is 100% reproducible for me.

Version: 0.22+13.10.20131001.2-0ubuntu1

[Olivier Tilloy (osomon)]

I can reliably reproduce on maguro with e.g. a google results page.

[PS Jenkins bot (ps-jenkins)]

Fix committed into lp:webbrowser-app at revision 376, scheduled for release in webbrowser-app, milestone ubuntu-13.04-month-5

[Launchpad Janitor (janitor)]

This bug was fixed in the package webbrowser-app - 0.22+13.10.20131007.2-0ubuntu1

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webbrowser-app (0.22+13.10.20131007.2-0ubuntu1) saucy; urgency=low

  [ Alexandre Abreu ]
  * Handle URL open requests and expose a org.freedesktop.Application
    interface on DBUS. (LP: #1230404)

  [ David Barth ]
  * UA overrides for google domains, youtube, twitter. Also
    login.ubuntu.com. (LP: #1233270)

  [ Olivier Tilloy ]
  * Hide the activity view when validating the address bar. (LP:
    #1234843)
  * Reverted revision 343: now all domains expand consistently in the
    activity view, even if they contain only one entry. (LP: #1235137)
  * Better UA override rule for mobile twitter (don’t pretend to be an
    android). Thanks Adnane Belmadiaf for the tip!. (LP: #1233270)
  * Fix the height of the webview container when in landscape
    orientation. (LP: #1235328, #1234949)

  [ Ubuntu daily release ]
  * Automatic snapshot from revision 376
 -- Ubuntu daily release <email address hidden> Mon, 07 Oct 2013 21:30:43 +0000

[Fabian Herb (fherb)]

Thanks for the fix! However this has introduced a new problem: When scrolling to the bottom in landscape orientation, then switching to portrait, the page is scrolled further than it can be done manually. Tapping to scroll now causes the page to jump halfway back, releasing the finger causes it to flick back to normal.