What is the state of Threading (in your Settings?).
Also, if your browser is IE and you normally pin your Favorites Center you may need to either unpin it or reduce its width.
And, maybe it helps to have a wide monitor with IE open in Fullscreen? <eg>
Robert Aldwinckle
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- I don't know of a setting for threading in IE10, which I am using at the moment, or in other browsers. Where is that setting?
- Always close the Favorites Center as soon as I accidently open it.
- I seldom use full-screen for anything, but I often have variable-sized windows open to about 90% more or less of screen width. Even so, full screen does not get rid of the horizontal scroll bar, although it makes it less likely that I am missing
things by not touching it.
I can get rid of the scroll bar with enough <Ctrl> + '-'. My screens are pretty pixel-dense, so that might affect me.
But yes, I could get a wide screen monitor and laptop. I went out of my way to get higher res 3*4 aspect ratio screens, since I am not primarily watching TV/movies. My desktop monitor is 1600*1200. My laptop is 1680*1050 I can make the
scroll bar go away on that monitor. There are a lot of people who use smaller screens. The objective to make things look good on different sized, or even different orientation, screens/windows seems to have been reduced. Different people have different
sized screens, and need/like different sized fonts. I prefer to have more than one window open, and to not have screens maximized.
I have noticed something different since shortly after I first posted this thread. There is a horizontal scroll bar, but it seems that scrolling right shows that I am now not missing as much before scrolling, in at least some views, as
was the case before. So this has already improved for me. Thanks.
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