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Three buttons with a popover to the bottom right of each of them. The first one is tagged Chrome, and the popover is aligned to the left directly under the button. The second and third are tagged Firefox and Safari respectively, and the popover is separated from the button (to the bottom right)

Three buttons with a popover to the bottom right of each of them. The first one is tagged Chrome, and the popover is aligned to the left directly under the button. The second and third are tagged Firefox and Safari respectively, and the popover is separated from the button (to the bottom right)

The button has a `translate: -50% -50%`. On Chrome, the popover follows the button; on Chrome and Safari, the popover doesn't. Which one is the expected behavior?

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