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Using the paper-menu-button Alternate Alignment demo, if there is not enough real estate for the menu to show in its entirety and a vertical scroll bar shows up in the menu and (for Chrome - mousing down on one of the menu options would trigger) an additional horizontal scroll bar.
Click on the menu in order to show it (make sure it has a vertical scroll bar. If it does not, make your window shorter until there is not enough room to show the top of the menu).
(For Chrome, 2. Mouse down for a few seconds on one of the options.)
Since I know you do not have Windows (otherwise you would have seen the issue ;)), you can ask the Chromium team for access to BrowserStack, which provides you with remote Windows browsers.
Browsers Affected
Chrome 58 on Windows (but only on mouse down)
Chrome 58 on macOS (with overlay scroll bars) using BrowserStack
Firefox 53 on Windows using BrowserStack
Firefox 53 on macOS (with overlay scroll bars) using BrowserStack
Safari 10 using BrowserStack
Edge using BrowserStack
IE 11 using BrowserStack
Have not tested -
IE 10
Safari 9
Safari 8
Safari 7
Chrome 58 on Windows 7 -
Firefox 53 on Windows 10 -
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
Using the paper-menu-button Alternate Alignment demo, if there is not enough real estate for the menu to show in its entirety and a vertical scroll bar shows up in the menu and (for Chrome - mousing down on one of the menu options would trigger) an additional horizontal scroll bar.
Expected outcome
No horizontal scroll bar.
Actual outcome
Horizontal scroll bar.
Live Demo
https://www.webcomponents.org/element/PolymerElements/paper-menu-button/demo/demo/index.html
Scroll down to "Alternate Alignment".
Steps to reproduce
(For Chrome, 2. Mouse down for a few seconds on one of the options.)
Since I know you do not have Windows (otherwise you would have seen the issue ;)), you can ask the Chromium team for access to BrowserStack, which provides you with remote Windows browsers.
Browsers Affected
Have not tested -
Chrome 58 on Windows 7 -
Firefox 53 on Windows 10 -
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: