Hi Hwi,

Is this a bug for you? If not, just let me know. 

Thanks,

Laura 

Thanks leberly@ for reporting!
- could also attach a screenshot of Step(3)? 
- could you try to find and add a UI>[component] under "Components" field to help triage? 

Hi Hwi,

I added the UI>Browser>Profiles component. 

Attached is a screenshot that shows the problem clearly. In this example, I use multiple monitors: one large monitor and one laptop monitor. In the Windows settings, the large monitor is on top of the laptop monitor. You'll see in the screenshot that the dialog actually spills over from the top monitor onto the laptop monitor below. 

If I just use the laptop with no external monitor, the bottom of the dialog is completely off the screen since there are no other monitors for it to overflow on to.  

Thanks,

Laura 

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Thanks for c#3, Laura. 

A recommended behavior is to resize the window height to fit within the viewport height.

Thanks, Hwi. 

This bug now belongs to the UI>Browser>Profiles group.

I am moving to Untriaged so that they may triage themselves. 

Please let me know if you have any questions. 

Mihai, this looks like a Desktop/Web UI issue. Should I reassign it to Scott?

re: c#4:

If by view-port you are referring to the browser view-port, then that would not work if I have a small browser window. Please see screenshot for the scenario I'm describing.

We could try to limit the user-manager window's max-width/height to be the monitor's width/height. If we do this, we'll need to keep in mind that sometimes the content will overflow the user-manager window and it'll have to scroll (both horizontally and vertically). Please see second screenshot as reference for this.

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Thanks a lot for looking into the issue scottchen@! 

Viewport in c#4 meant the monitor screen viewport (my bad for the unclarity). 

Your suggestion in c#8, i.e. "limit the user-manager window's max-width/height to be the monitor's width/height", sounds reasonable as long as the scrollbars are shown only for the overflow cases. This approach will allow content and controls to be viewable.

Thanks!

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