**Note** * When a smaller browser window is used and a comment pop-up is opened, it might spill out of the window. A horizontal scrollbar is not created to accpunt for the spillout. * This issue more likely occurs when the comment is placed in the middle of the page because it opend to a side or another. In this case, our suggestion would be to center the pop-up in the available wiewport and add a horizontal scrollbar to compensate for further spilling. **Found in** * Beta v145.0b4 **Affected versions** * Beta v145.0b4 * Nightly v146.0a1 **Tested platforms** * Affected platforms: all * Unaffected platforms: none **Steps to reproduce** 1. Load a PDF. 2. Insert an annotation (Highlight, signature, text insert, etc.) 3. Open the Add/Edit Comment dialog. 4. Press TAB multiple times. **Expected result** * Keyboard navigation focus should remain inside the dialog, circling between all active UI elements. **Actual result** * Keyboard navigation focus reaches the last button and then leaves the dialog. **Regression range** * Not a regression.
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**Note** * When a smaller browser window is used and a comment pop-up is opened, it might spill out of the window. A horizontal scrollbar is not created to accpunt for the spillout. * This issue more likely occurs when the comment is placed in the middle of the page because it opend to a side or another. In this case, our suggestion would be to center the pop-up in the available wiewport and add a horizontal scrollbar to compensate for further spilling. **Found in** * Beta v145.0b4 **Affected versions** * Beta v145.0b4 * Nightly v146.0a1 **Tested platforms** * Affected platforms: all * Unaffected platforms: none **Steps to reproduce** 1. Load a PDF. 2. Insert an annotation (Highlight, signature, text insert, etc.) in the center of the document. 3. Attach a somewhat longer comment. 4. Make the browser window smaller (1/3 of the screen width) 5. Open the in-content comment pop-up. **Expected result** * The comment might spill out of the viewport; no horizontal scrollbar present. **Actual result** * The comment is centered inside the viewport; horizontal scrollbar is present to compensate for spills. **Regression range** * Not a regression.