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<pre id="explanation" style="display:none;">
Crash after hitting below bottom of overlap stack: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=285979
The crashing scenario happened as follows:
- force-compositing-mode is disabled. As a result, compositing mode is
disabled until a compositing trigger.
- overflow-scroll as the compositing trigger, because it does not enable
compositing mode before computeCompositingRequirements. Other triggers
happen during CompositedLayerMapping incremental update entry points.
(Note: CompositedLayerMapping was formerly known as LayerBacking.)
- The above two requirements are necessary to create the scenario where
the root layer does not create an overlap context.
- The overflow-scroll element has a negative z-index which causes the
parent layer to be composited, too.
- As a result, subsequent children layers need to add themselves to the
overlap map, even if they are not composited.
- The problem, however, is that we never created an overlap context for
these negative z-index non-composited layers. When the layers try to add
themselves to the overlap, they try to access below the bottom of the
stack, and crash.
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