Solved Spotify Web Panel in Desktop Mode cuts of the bottom

[MightyDork]

When you add Spotify as a Web Panel and you run the Web Panel in Desktop Mode it cuts off the bottom so it's ahrd for example to scrub through what's playing. And in this case there's a big difference in features between this Web Panel in Mobile and Desktop modes bcuz in Desktop Mode you can choose what you're listening to meanwhile in the Mobile you can only listen to playlists randomly and have only 6 skips an hour (these are things Spotify enforces on free users on mobile)

So Vivaldi, make it so the bottom of the Web Panel isn't cut off by the bottom bar

[pafflick]

@mightydork It has nothing to do with the browser - it's the website itself, which requires a minimum of 600px of the viewport height. On your screen the panel viewport has only 574px - that's why part of the page is cut off. You can see how it behaves by going to open.spotify.com and reducing the browser's window height to see what I'm talking about. There's nothing we can do about it, as it was designed in this way by the Spotify devs.

[Pathduck]

@mightydork Hello and Welcome to the Vivaldi Community

It does not do that here - tested in a clean profile of Vivaldi 5.1 Stable.

Please try the troubleshooting steps:
https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/troubleshoot/troubleshooting-issues/

[MightyDork]

@pathduck Ok I got it, is's bcuz of a setting. It's bugged like in my picture when you right click on the Web Panel and show the Toolbar, hide the Toolbar to make it look like yours.

But that brings up the point that if Vivaldi devs want the users to use the Web Panels without any problems with the toolbar on this needs to be changed

[Pathduck]

@mightydork What setting and what toolbar?

Floating panel?
Bookmarks bar?
Status bar?
Windows task bar?

I have the panel toolbar enabled in the screenshot.

Enabling bookmarks bar, floating panel or win task bar makes no difference here.

[pafflick]

@mightydork It has nothing to do with the browser - it's the website itself, which requires a minimum of 600px of the viewport height. On your screen the panel viewport has only 574px - that's why part of the page is cut off. You can see how it behaves by going to open.spotify.com and reducing the browser's window height to see what I'm talking about. There's nothing we can do about it, as it was designed in this way by the Spotify devs.