+ $(dom).width/height() is problematic in browsers that do subpixel rendering (such as Firefox and the most recent Chrome builds), as it returns rounded values instead of floating point values, which CAN be a problem later on. I found a problem related to this in the language selector dropdown, so it had to be fixed with a $.realWidth alias. I also added a $.realHeight alias, even though it's not currently used, because it would be illogical not to offer it to developers, and it's also only a few more bytes in the gzipped JS... (script.js)

! And so... As I said, I'm fixing the select box dropdowns. Without this, Chrome would now force a width less than a pixel narrower than the natural width for the div, causing text within it to be suddenly wrapped. (sbox.js)
* In select boxes, inline hints (such as "Mobile default" in the skin selector) are no longer shown on the display after clicking an entry. (sbox.js)

* The language selector no longer shows the language name (see above), it's only shown if you open the dropdown. This saves precious space in that area, really. (index.template.php)