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The page items are no longer drifting below the sidebar. But it would be good to get others to verify after a cache refresh that these CSS changes look good everywhere.
The elements are meant to expand to take up the available width. But they were prioritizing that expansion over keeping their starting position. But I managed to whip them into order.
Keep an eye on the user comments page. I plan to make it better. It should be telling you how many new comments have been made under yours already. I just need to get that data propagating in the database better. Then I want to add direct replies to the page.
Poll: What user comments feature do you want next (most)
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In Waterfox it looks good, landscape and portrait.
Also, fuck Mozilla.
Thanks for the check. Very helpful.
I confirm this is fixed for me now (in Tor 13.5/Firefox 115).
This is helpful for me, as I use Firefox (3% of market). It's not as versatile and useful as Chrome (70% of the market), which I sometimes have to use. I have no preferences above, but have voted for the top 3.
Maybe I need to get used to it, but I don't like "real time" updates when I can refresh myself.
An old tab is like a snapshot in time, sometimes of value.
That's fair.
Bump: Added poll.