Captchas
What happened?
When using the "Customize Toolbar" menu, setting the sidebar width to its minimum value causes the UI to shift, making the upper portion of the window (including upper toolbars) inaccessible. This issue persists across different UI settings, profiles, and themes.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Open Zen Browser and navigate to the "Customize Toolbar" menu.
- Reduce the sidebar width to its smallest possible value, where the essential tabs condense into two columns.
- Notice that the upper toolbars become inaccessible.
Expected Behavior:
- The UI should remain accessible, and reducing the sidebar width should not cause toolbars to become hidden.
Actual Behavior:
- The upper toolbars disappear from view and cannot be adjusted back into visibility. The only ways to restore them are:
- Widening the sidebar again.
- Using a sufficiently tall window (e.g., spanning multiple monitors or on a vertical monitor) to reveal the toolbars gradually.
3 columns (working normally):

2 columns (UI breaks):

Reproducible?
Version
1.10.2b
What platform are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Relevant log output if applicable
Captchas
What happened?
When using the "Customize Toolbar" menu, setting the sidebar width to its minimum value causes the UI to shift, making the upper portion of the window (including upper toolbars) inaccessible. This issue persists across different UI settings, profiles, and themes.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior:
Actual Behavior:
3 columns (working normally):
2 columns (UI breaks):
Reproducible?
Version
1.10.2b
What platform are you seeing the problem on?
Windows
Relevant log output if applicable