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Does Firefox 6/7 work max-width: invalid 320px media request?

Recently, I see strange behavior with media query in Firefox, and I was wondering who is doing it right (compared to Chrome and IE9).

I have the following css:

@media screen and (max-width:320px){
#sfWrapper{max-width:280px;font-size:0.625em;line-height:1.2em}
#cpw_banner{display:none;visibility:hidden;}
#cpw_content{width:100%;}#cpw_aside{width:100%;}
}

And Firefox (when resizing the browser, it seems to not notice max: width 320px, while it responds to larger requests for screen displays.

Not only that, but when I use ctrl + often enough in a window, it will start working when Chrome and Internet Explorer 9 will not apply new media queries to ctrl + / ctrl -

Does anyone know what the “standard” behavior is for ctrl + / ctrl- and media queries?

Thanks in advance ... J.

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I found that for some reason, if you set the media request to 480px - (max-width:480px)then Firefox will still use media queries.

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