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[Bug]: Mouse-over of 'favourites' missing text in Chrome on Linux #2364

Open wayneoutthere opened 2 hours ago

wayneoutthere commented 2 hours ago

Installation Method

Docker

The Problem

Hi all When I mouse-over 'favourites' on the very top toolbar of the the website I see 'no favourites added'. On my downloaded docker/podman image, when i moues over I get a blank in the dialogue window. Here is an image of what I'm seeing:

stirling_favourites_missing_string

This seems to only happen in an older version of Chromium (version 121.0.6167.139) (I was testing in this browser) not in Firefox so seems to be some bug in there.

Hope that helps.

Version of Stirling-PDF

0.34.0

Last Working Version of Stirling-PDF

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Page Where the Problem Occurred

http://localhost:8080

Docker Configuration

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Relevant Log Output

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Additional Information

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Browsers Affected

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No Duplicate of the Issue

dosubot[bot] commented 2 hours ago

Hey @wayneoutthere! I'm here to assist you with bug fixes, answer your questions, and guide you on becoming a contributor. Let's work together to resolve this issue.

The issue you're experiencing with the mouse-over text for 'favourites' not displaying correctly in an older version of Chromium on Linux might be related to browser-specific rendering problems. While there isn't specific documentation on handling browser-specific UI bugs in Stirling-PDF, you might want to consider the following general approaches:

  1. Check for CSS or JavaScript Compatibility: Ensure that the CSS and JavaScript used for rendering the tooltips are compatible with the version of Chromium you're using. Sometimes, older browsers may not fully support newer CSS or JavaScript features.

  2. Update Chromium: If possible, try updating Chromium to a more recent version to see if the issue persists. Newer versions often have bug fixes and improved support for web standards.

  3. Inspect the Element: Use the browser's developer tools to inspect the element and see if there are any errors or warnings in the console that might give more insight into why the text isn't displaying.

  4. Environment Variables and Configuration: Since you're using the Docker version, ensure that any environment variables or configurations related to UI customization are correctly set. These can sometimes affect how UI elements are rendered [1][2].

If these steps don't resolve the issue, it might be worth checking if there are any updates or patches available for Stirling-PDF that address this specific problem.

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