CSS "table" rows change their background color when scrolling "hides" some of the rows. See the attached video.
This is likely a combination of (likely needless) hiding and showing rows based on whether they're in view along with some dynamic CSS like `:nth-child(2n)`.
It's unsettling and makes it harder to track what you're looking for.
This happens reliably in the latest Mac Safari (Mac OS default browser), Firefox, and Brave (Chrome-based). It also happen on iOS Safari.
I'd bet cash that this is caused by what I describe in the description above.
Bonnie Follweiler
September 25, 2020 at 12:30 PM
Thank you for the report . Can you please provide which OS and browser you are using to access your system?
Also a debug could be helpful (navigate to System -> Advanced, click save debug). Please upload the attachment to the private attachments in this ticket?
CSS "table" rows change their background color when scrolling "hides" some of the rows. See the attached video.
This is likely a combination of (likely needless) hiding and showing rows based on whether they're in view along with some dynamic CSS like `:nth-child(2n)`.
It's unsettling and makes it harder to track what you're looking for.
TrueNAS-12.0-RC1