In the page for a TV show, the number of episodes in a season is not clear. As per the screenshot, it looks like all seasons have (in this case) seven episodes.
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Using Chrome, in the page for a TV show, the number of episodes in a season is not clear.
As per the first screenshot, it looks like all seasons have (at most) seven episodes.
Using devtools and responsive mode, it actually becomes side-scrollable.
I don’t see any errors or warnings on the console related to this.
Disabling all extensions doesn’t change the behavior.
Screenshots three and four show the styles for the container element before and after enabling responsive mode, specifically the active values for overflow-x.
I hadn’t realized, but this happens for a lot more sections: Continue Watching, Start Watching, Calendar, Recommended, History, Social Activity. Any list meant to have horizontal scroll seems to have it disabled by default for Chrome desktop
Hi,
This is intended. To remove horizontal scrolling as requested, most sections cannot be scrolled on some browsers anymore. You can click on the title to the “season” to check the full view:
Horizontal scrolling working on most platforms but not Chrome on desktop is intended?
“To remove horizontal scrolling as requested” → I never requested that, quite the opposite
most people hated the horizontal scroll so they added a way to do it vertically by clicking the season header to open a drawer that shows all the episodes in a list
Then why keep the list with the rest of the items hidden just because I can’t scroll? Just removing that one CSS line in developers tools makes all these scroll again
What about all the other horizontal lists that I mentioned above? Instead of fixing the scroll in Chrome we’ll just have lists with hidden items everywhere and everything is opened in new tabs?
Also, is there a way I’m missing to see these decisions being made?
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