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Created attachment 745 [details] Screenshot of Amaya with cutoff palettes The attached screenshot shows Amaya on a netbook, with the Special Characters palette cutoff at the bottom, with some of its buttons unreachable. There should at least be a scrollbar to allow the whole of the palette to be accessed.
(In reply to comment #0) > Created an attachment (id=745) [details] > Screenshot of Amaya with cutoff palettes > > The attached screenshot shows Amaya on a netbook, with the Special Characters > palette cutoff at the bottom, with some of its buttons unreachable. There > should at least be a scrollbar to allow the whole of the palette to be > accessed. > The solution is to use the Customizable panel bar.
> The solution is to use the Customizable panel bar. That is a useful workaround, but it isn't a fix. It amounts to using a configuration option--and a non-obvious one at that--to bypass a UI design flaw.
(In reply to comment #2) > > The solution is to use the Customizable panel bar. > > That is a useful workaround, but it isn't a fix. It amounts to using a > configuration option--and a non-obvious one at that--to bypass a UI design > flaw. > Two years ago, several Amaya users discussed the Amaya UI and proposed the current new design. An important item was to remove the scrollbar in the main tool's panel (confusion with the document scrollbar, and scrollbars generated by some tools) and to provide the customized panel configuration instead. That represented an important work for Amaya developers and not a simple workaround. You have a different point of view, but I cannot consider your report as a bug.