After upgrading to the most recent version of Chrome (v16.x), ease-in-out transitions seem to no longer function on various elements when viewed in that browser, although they had worked fine in previous versions of Chrome and continue to work fine on the most recent versions of Firefox and Safari (btw, apparently the effect is currently unavailable for Opera and IE).
When inspecting the elements in Chrome, it seems that the rules are technically being applied to said elements, but the effects are currently not displaying. I've tested on both Mac and Windows. Is anyone else's Chrome v16.x experiencing the same issue?
It also seems to happen relatively randomly. On each page load, some objects that previously did not display the effect would suddenly resume displaying it (without any template/CSS changes), and the effect on a given object can occasionally turn off or on without even reloading the page. I thought Google or whomever is in charge of this stuff knew what they were doing....
ease-in-out not totally working in Chrome v16.x
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