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if you use the browser scrollbar does that bring the bottom of privacy badger into focus?
If I click the scrollbar of browser, Privacy Badger doesn't seem. It hides own.
You don't have to click the scrollbar to scroll - see if the focus remains on the browser after opening PB such that you can scroll with arrow keys or a scroll-wheel.
The focus does not remains on the browser after opening PB. If PB is open; mouse is able to scroll on it or Mozilla Firefox but PB does not fit my screen. ( The screenshot is fullscreen mode of Mozilla Firefox )
I think this could be fixed by setting the div height for the list of trackers to be a percentage height instead of a fixed height, then when it is scaled down in smaller browsers it should still display everything.
@cooperq I am used to using developer tools in the browser to inspect what I'm working on - this doesn't seem to work for the add-on. Is there some way to do something equivalent so I'm not stumbling in the dark on this?
I think I found a div that sounds like what you mentioned above.
<div id='trackers' style="display:none; height: 50%" data-l10n-id="trackers">
I put that height on there. This is what it looks like on a resolution of 1024 x 640:
(Sorry @cemunal , can't get it to be only 600).
I'm not suggesting I should style it with an inline height like that - I just want to know I have the right div so I can add it to the CSS.
EDIT: Changing the height to 30% doesn't do much - so I am thinking the display none isn't being taken off by the js, or I have the wrong div. :/ Any ideas?
hmm I will have to look into it. To answer your other question there is no way to get developer tools to inspect extension panels unfortunately. It's a pain in my ass.