Interesting - off the top of my head I don't know why that would be. Unfortunately I don't have an Android device knocking about at the moment to try this out on. Hoping to get my hands on one soon though, I'll give it a bash then and see what happens.
I had a thought that old mobile Safari didn't support position:fixed elements, and I wondered if Android's browser might be like that as well, but this suggests that it should work: http://caniuse.com/css-fixed . What happens if you add:
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to your HEAD tag?
It could be that I just need to switch of fixed positioning in FixedHeader, like is done for IE6/7.
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Allan
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to your HEAD tag?
It could be that I just need to switch of fixed positioning in FixedHeader, like is done for IE6/7.
Allan