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Last summary-infobox during user-tutorial is out of border (in Firefox) #10634
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Is there any step when it doesn't occur? I think I've seen it during various steps. But now I opened the tutorial on my local machine and it works fine. Were shaded/unshaded areas moving around during the tutorial when infoboxes were misplaced? I think I couldn't see them when bugs were happening. |
I did not see shaded areas moving around, but noticed that I was using a lower and different system resolution (in Display settings in KDE Plasma) than recommended, so had a black area at the top and bottom of my screen (so I used 1920x1080 , 16:9, or some similar resolution). When I switched to 2256x1504, ratio 3:2), it did no longer occur. But in both cases the LibreWolf-browser was maximized, so should not be a factor... |
To reproduce: it is apparently relevant that the browser window is narrow in the vertical direction. |
URL
https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit#map=19/49.040941/12.122252
How to reproduce the issue?
Click through the OpenStreetmap-tour which is part of the tutorial session right after registrating an account.
Then at the end, the last infobox is partially out of the browser-window and not seen. Browser is LibreWolf 133.0.3-1 (a fork of Firefox), scaling in Browser is 100%, in operating system (archlinux with KDE / Plasma GUI) the UI-scaling is 150%, but should be irrelevant.
When reducing scaling in the browser, the window is shown completely again and in the bounds of the browser again.
Probably not everyone will know that changing browser-scaling is necessary, and will thus be confused.
Screenshot(s) or anything else?
Here is a paste of the browser-element, picked via the webinspector:
and a screenshot of the CSS-boxes:
Which deployed environments do you see the issue in?
No response
What version numbers does this issue effect?
No response
Which browsers are you seeing this problem on?
Firefox
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