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<pre>I can confirm seeing this same bug in Chrome Canary & Safari. It seems to be related to the height of absolute & fixed position elements being calculated differently on perspective vs. not parents; see demo: <a href="http://codepen.io/djmadeira/pen/JoqgGE">http://codepen.io/djmadeira/pen/JoqgGE</a>
The perspective child has the height of its parent, even though the parent doesn't have position: relative, but the other div correctly gets it's height from the root.
I should note that I see the same behavior in Firefox; maybe this is intentional, just arcane?</pre>
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