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Light signalThe dashboard scrolling regression introduced by recent CSS overflow changes has been restored in v0.52.31.
Why it matters: Fixes disrupted UI navigation for all users of the Dashboard UI, eliminating the scrolling defect caused by prior CSS modifications.
Summary
AI summaryFixed dashboard scrolling regression caused by CSS overflow changes.
Changes in this release
| Type | Severity | Summary | CVE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bugfix | Medium |
Restores dashboard scrolling after regression. Restores dashboard scrolling after regression. Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-23 Confidence: high |
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Fixed
- Dashboard scrolling restored. The internal-scroll-container approach introduced in v0.52.29 (
display: flex; height: 100%; overflow: hiddenon.dashboard,flex: 1; overflow-y: autoon.dashboard-shell) caused a scroll regression:height: 100%on.dashboardresolved against.page-transition(its direct parent,height: auto), making it equivalent toheight: autoper CSS spec. As a result.dashboard-shellreceived no height constraint and itsoverflow-y: autonever activated; on iOS,overscroll-behavior-y: containon the unconstrained.dashboard-shelladditionally blocked touch events from reaching.app-content. Fix: reverted tooverflow: visibleon.dashboardand removed the internal scroll container from.dashboard-shell; scrolling happens via.app-contentas on every other page.
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