calculator When in "Keep on Top" mode, results are truncated from the left

If calculator is set to "always on top", the results appear to be truncated from the left making them unreadable. For example entering 8 / 12 shows "66666666666" instead of "0.6666666666". Note: As soon as you click the '>' button, the '<' appears and you can scroll to the left to see the full value.

Jan 07 '21 05:01 MicrosoftIssueBot

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Jan 07 '21 05:01 MicrosoftIssueBot

How is "keep on top" mode entered (or exited)?

Feb 08 '21 14:02 mikeblas

This feature is currently supported in Standard Mode: Keep Windows 10 Calculator app window on top.

Feb 18 '21 08:02 grochocki

Thanks! How would any user discover this? And why isn't it available in modes other than "standard"?

Feb 19 '21 02:02 mikeblas

And why isn't it available in modes other than "standard"?

We would love to explore bringing this to other modes! We limited it to Standard at first because the min size of the window is smaller than what we can fit in the functionality of the other modes (e.g., scientific and programmer modes have many more buttons):

Mar 31 '21 06:03 grochocki

If calculator is set to "always on top", the results appear to be truncated from the left making them unreadable. For example entering 8 / 12 shows "66666666666" instead of "0.6666666666". Note: As soon as you click the '>' button, the '<' appears and you can scroll to the left to see the full value.

This issue still exists and can be pretty annoying while I'm trying to use the calculator in the keep-on-top mode.

Nov 13 '22 23:11 Carterpersall