In Firefox and Safari, pages that are centered move a few pixels when the page is long enough for the scrollbar to appear. If you navigate through a site that has long and
This site contains a javascript to fix the problem which is a better solution IMO than the current one (a permanent scrollbar):
http://www.johnpezzetti.com/2011/01/31/removing-vertical-scrollbar-jump-shift-problem-a-javascript-fix-for-all-browsers
This script waits until the DOM is loaded then checks to see if a scrollbar is active. If it is, it calculates the width of the scrollbar and sets the body’s marginLeft equal to that width. This offsets the shift, and since it runs on DOM load it takes instant effect.