The progress bars representing download percentages in the Launcher are displaying with inconsistent lengths, leading to a visual misalignment. This issue is observable on both Windows and Linux platforms. The misalignment is not related to any particular scaling settings or screen resolutions as it has been replicated on various setups.
Steps to reproduce
Start the application on a Windows or Linux machine.
Begin a download process that triggers the progress bars.
Observe that the progress bars, which should align perfectly, have different lengths.
Expected behavior
Each progress bar should match the length of the container element, ensuring visual consistency and proper alignment, regardless of the percentage value they represent.
Actual behavior
Progress bars are misaligned due to varying lengths, which seems to be unrelated to the actual download percentages they are indicating.
Screenshots/Video
Additional information
The issue has been confirmed on multiple devices.
There has been no recent changes to the UI code that might have caused this inconsistency.
Issue description
The progress bars representing download percentages in the Launcher are displaying with inconsistent lengths, leading to a visual misalignment. This issue is observable on both Windows and Linux platforms. The misalignment is not related to any particular scaling settings or screen resolutions as it has been replicated on various setups.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Each progress bar should match the length of the container element, ensuring visual consistency and proper alignment, regardless of the percentage value they represent.
Actual behavior
Progress bars are misaligned due to varying lengths, which seems to be unrelated to the actual download percentages they are indicating.
Screenshots/Video
Additional information