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Hi everyone I would like to share a issue I have with scaling two nested elements at the same time and was wondering if maybe someone would have a solution to my issue. To the task: As you can see from the code example I have two elements. A mask and a inner_wrapper. Initially I scale the mask up by the factor 2 (zoom) to make sure the inner_wrapper stays the same width and height I scale the inner_wrapper down by 2. So far so good Now I would like to tween the two elements (mask & inner wrapper) to there original scale 1. Both elements don't scale in sync and I can see a that the inner_wrapper first gets slightly bigger before it scales down. https://goo.gl/2odpzd Hope someone might know how to tackle that issue! Thanks for your help!

Thanks mcarlson for submitting the bug!

Hi Jonathan Thanks you for taking your time to investigate into this strange issue. I've tried all your suggestions and forked the original CodePen project (http://codepen.io/anon/pen/oxEZXz) but unfortunately I still have a massive jump?! I start to believe its a FF bug on mac..

Unfortunately it's more then 1px on my siede, in fact almost a half of the screen jump

Thanks for your investigation! Giving the image a fixed width definitely helped solve the problem

Thanks for your investigations OzBoz - it's really a strange bug!

Thanks for you suggestion Diaco. Unfortunately rotation does not solve the jump issue.

Hi all I have a unusual bug in Firefox (45.0.1) and was wondering if any of you might have a idea or helpful pointer. The problem is fairly simple. I would like to scale a div which has a background image set to cover, unfortunately in Firefox after the tween you see a jump of the background image. I can fix the jump by giving the div a fixed pixel width however I would like to keep it percentage based. Thanks for your help!