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Home fell apart in a small window. Panels grew without limit — the activity list rendered
every entry it had, and the page ran to nearly four screens of oversized cards. Each panel now
keeps its size and scrolls its own contents, the way it already did in a large window.
A stray horizontal scrollbar on Home, and a dashboard that could drift sideways and leave the
hero cut off down its left edge. Both came from the ambient glow in the background, which is
meant to bleed off the edge of the screen.
The quote on Home was sliced through the middle in a short window, with its attribution left
dangling underneath.
The PC scan offered LDPlayer and its Android games as PC games, and matched one of them to
"Need for Drive: Open World Multiplayer Racing". It also offered "Python 3.14 Online
Documentation".
Changed
The window can no longer be made narrower than the dashboard is designed for. The minimum
width is now the point at which Home lays out properly; the minimum height is unchanged, so the
app still fits on a 1080p laptop at 150% scale.