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msg textarea formating for Firefox

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The chat box looks and behaves weird to say the least. Comparing Chrome to Firefox:

 


 

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This is how it looks in Firefox when opening the page:2021-08-25-Firefox-after-load.PNG.e18dac834883b02758b29675edd06fad.PNG

This is how it looks in Firefox when witing in it :2021-08-25-Firefox-when-writing.PNG.835229796868ba5ebc20e46c0b4e8d46.PNG

This is how it looks in Chrome when opening the page: 2021-08-25-Chrome-after-load.PNG.497c29397bb9bd523b78e8c006131c22.PNG

This is how it looks when witing in Chrome in it 2021-08-25-Chrome-when-writing.PNG.6906fca621406a89ddf4b7fcbe7f681f.PNG


 

It is ugly as s**t, here is a proposal:

Instead of : 

<textarea rows="1" cols="30" autocomplete="off" name="msg" class="frm-input-msg" id="msg" style="width:82%; word-break: break-all; resize: none; overflow:" maxlength="200" placeholder="Type your spells or message here..." wrap="hard"></textarea>

use this: 

<textarea oninput="this.style.height = '5px'; this.style.height=(this.scrollHeight + 2)+'px'" rows="4" cols="30" autocomplete="off" name="msg" class="frm-input-msg" id="msg" style="width: 82%; word-break: break-all; resize: none; overflow: hidden; height: 19px;" maxlength="200" placeholder="Type your spells or message here..." onload="this.style.height = '5px'; this.style.height=(this.scrollHeight)+'px'" wrap="hard"></textarea>


And the outcome would be :


 

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In Firefox with proposed code at load time (hopefully as it can't be 100% at load), already looking smoother:

2021-08-25-Firefox-with_proposal_after-load_hopefully.PNG.ef3ded80e018a86341be4e8817836d3c.PNG

In Chrome with proposed code at load time (hopefully as it can't be 100% at load), it looks identical:
2021-08-25-Chrome-with_proposal_after-load_hopefully.PNG.f54a8e4db842eb40e4b06b9275d81516.PNG

And when writing in it in Firefox :
2021-08-25-Firefox-with_proposal_when-writing.PNG.51f75e6fdbf594a5aba2fea88427ca6d.PNG

And in Chrome :
2021-08-25-Chrome-with_proposal_when-writing.PNG.b1b092f42d44354857a9b5d2faff491e.PNG

 

I hope you can test it in Safari as well, but at least it would improve on these 2 browsers

 

 

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