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Well as mentioned in the Firefox 4 changelog, there will be no longer support for scrollable <tbody>'s.
There are a bunch of workarounds - javascript or 2 seperate tables - but none of them solves all problems. Javascript is obviously slower (with 600 rows you can forget to try to scroll a table), and 2 tables are gonna be problematic with cell-width.
Do you know if there is some cool way to do this? We are using jsf / facelets and now have to redo the tags, starting with a good idea would be awesome :-)
Just got slammed with this after I upgraded. Boo.
I found this in the tubes.
This code is working in FFX 4. Not in IE8... could be modified.
http://www.imaputz.com/cssStuff/bigFourVersion.html