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There are differences between Firefox and Chrome/IE when animating.
The difference, in this case is that IE/Chrome do show an bounce effect when showing a message.
@frankhommers thanks for posting this. There is definitely a bug going on, but it looks like it only applies to ngShow/ngHide (http://plnkr.co/edit/PlqfLj5AclAnYpVI78e3?p=preview). It may have something to do with this CSS code that is present in angular-core.
@matsko Thanks for editing the plunk so I have a workaround now ;-) I think you're right about that CSS code. In my opinion that is very likely to be (a part of) the cause.
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@frankhommers good news. Turns out the bug was an empty style object that was being passed into ngAnimate at the wrong place. #10770 is the PR that fixes this.
There are differences between Firefox and Chrome/IE when animating.
The difference, in this case is that IE/Chrome do show an bounce effect when showing a message.
The source looks like this:
This is the plunk: http://plnkr.co/edit/Srb5jY0LnBp25QJqSxFs?p=preview
Is seem like an ngAnimate bug...
I also posted it on StackOverflow, here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27714749/animate-css-animation-within-angularjs-1-3-using-nganimate-gives-different-anima
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