Describe the bug
I'm using a relatively big screen (2560x1440), so I mostly have two browser windows open (one on the left side and one on the right side, split in the middle resulting in both having the width of ~1278).
The problem is that once you hit a width higher than 1275, the chat content (messages and such) suddenly shrinks massively and creates these massive margins at the side. See picture 1 (width of 1276).
For comparison a width of 1275 see picture 2.
Why not just make the whole chat messages fit the whole chat "tab". While having some big margins is a fault in general with modern ui (especially something that takes from mobile design), this feels like a oversight.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Have a window width of over 1275px
Feel the pain that is modern ui
Expected behavior
Keep the chat content full size and not take half the space with useless margins.
Screenshots
1 (width of 1276):
2 (width of 1275):
Also you've got like massive margins at the sides of the total container after going over a total width of ~1680:
Describe the bug I'm using a relatively big screen (2560x1440), so I mostly have two browser windows open (one on the left side and one on the right side, split in the middle resulting in both having the width of ~1278).
The problem is that once you hit a width higher than 1275, the chat content (messages and such) suddenly shrinks massively and creates these massive margins at the side. See picture 1 (width of 1276).
For comparison a width of 1275 see picture 2.
Why not just make the whole chat messages fit the whole chat "tab". While having some big margins is a fault in general with modern ui (especially something that takes from mobile design), this feels like a oversight.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Keep the chat content full size and not take half the space with useless margins.
Screenshots 1 (width of 1276): 2 (width of 1275):
Also you've got like massive margins at the sides of the total container after going over a total width of ~1680:
Desktop: