# Lollipop Test Cases

## Textfield with "overflow:visible" and parent with "overflow:auto"

Test: Focus text field, scroll down, put caret at end of text. Scroll up/down. Check if Lollipop correctly disappears when scrolled out of view.

Vietnam’s Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc is expected to meet with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, as the Trump administration continues negotiations with several countries regarding the president’s tariffs, a person familiar with the meeting told CNN. Bessent has also been in talks with representatives of Japan and South Korea, in addition to multiple other countries. Vietnam is among the nations hit with the highest “reciprocal” tariff rates of 46%, which took effect today, according to the new tariff regime the Trump administration unveiled last week. The tariffs that went into place Saturday and today came with several notable exclusions: Steel, aluminum and autos (three areas already subjected to their tariffs); copper and lumber; plus pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, and critical minerals. Those could be next, President Donald Trump has warned. Copper and critical minerals: Copper is a critical cog in the ongoing electrification of America and industries such as defense. The US imports about 50% of the copper it uses, and demand is only expected to grow, especially as energy-consuming industries such as artificial intelligence and blockchain boom.

## Textfield with "overflow:visible; height:inherit;" and parent with "overflow:auto"

Test: Focus text field, scroll down, put caret at end of text. Check if it's visible. [Bug]

Vietnam’s Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc is expected to meet with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, as the Trump administration continues negotiations with several countries regarding the president’s tariffs, a person familiar with the meeting told CNN. Bessent has also been in talks with representatives of Japan and South Korea, in addition to multiple other countries. Vietnam is among the nations hit with the highest “reciprocal” tariff rates of 46%, which took effect today, according to the new tariff regime the Trump administration unveiled last week. The tariffs that went into place Saturday and today came with several notable exclusions: Steel, aluminum and autos (three areas already subjected to their tariffs); copper and lumber; plus pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, and critical minerals. Those could be next, President Donald Trump has warned. Copper and critical minerals: Copper is a critical cog in the ongoing electrification of America and industries such as defense. The US imports about 50% of the copper it uses, and demand is only expected to grow, especially as energy-consuming industries such as artificial intelligence and blockchain boom.