Navigation bar (in Sidebery) is not clickable in rare cases, due to the browser window.

[wizrdsh]

This one took a bit to figure out, but clicking on the Sidebery Navigation panel can at times be buggy, this is due to the browser window GUI taking over the blank spots, for some reason.

I haven't had time to investigate further, but I am pleased with finally finding a cause. This hasn't been a problem since I use “scroll over navigation” in Sidebery to switch, but having a clickable action would be ideal.

Making this an issue for remembering.

Possible solution: Set the Z-index of the sidebar much higher than the browser elements, and if that doesn't work (as I expect it won't), set the Z-index of other elements in the general area much lower when the Sidebar is hovered.

[Eji1700]

So is this what's going on here? Makes it so that I can't click on the leftmost panel (maybe, depends on how much I scale it), which obviously kinda sucks since it's the default.

[wizrdsh]

@Eji1700 I believe you have a separate issue. You need to either enable your bookmark bar, or enable the bookmark bar fix.

[Eji1700]

Ah. So of note then, showing the bookmark toolbar does fix it, however hiding it and enabling the fix does not, as I had that uncommented for those screenshots..

[wizrdsh]

For those who want to switch stacks and can't due to this neglected bug, make sure to enable "scrolling" to switch tab stacks in Sidebery, that way you can scroll using your mouse on that navbar and it will switch. This is part of the reason I didn't notice this bug for so long, or been focused on fixing it, because this is just how I've always used it.

[wizrdsh]

Closing this as v2 has been released and fixes this.