Horizontal scrolling unavailable in Firefox #14625
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dito on Firefox 113.0.2 on macOS 12.6.6 whereas Safari 16.5 shows the expected horizontal scrolling behaviour (Jupyter Lab 4.0.1, mambaforge install) |
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Facing the same issue. OS - Ubuntu in WSL. Version - "Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS Solutions I tried
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I'm also facing this issue. Hope there's a solution soon! |
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+1, this issue is a real impediment to inspecting data frame output 😞 macOS: Ventura 13.4.1 |
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I am experiencing the same issue. But downgrading to jupyterlab 3.6.5 fixed the issue for me! browser: Firefox 14.0.2 |
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This is a regression from #11508, which uses PS: I don't know why |
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temprary fix using bookmarklet:
select and drag code text to bookmark bar. Name it "fix jupyter table". |
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Similar issue for me
downgraded to 3.6.5 and it works |
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Voting for this, Jupyter is not currently usable on Firefox (tried on Linux and Mac). |
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Workaround from within a Notebook cell: from IPython.display import display, HTML
display(HTML("<style>.jp-OutputArea-output {display:flex}</style>")) |
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Same issue for me:
Works with tweak from @wb6. Thanks, man. |
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As suggested in this answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/71986034/11454106 You can use a snippet like the following to show the scroll bars when displaying a pandas dataframe |
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So you can copy paste the input without having to type it in like I just did: import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
df = pd.DataFrame(np.arange(100))
with pd.option_context('display.max_columns',100):
display(df.T) |
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As per @bollwyvl comment, if the intent of the CSS rule was to help with print layout maybe it should be hidden behind |
Thanks! |
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The issue is still present on 4.0.6. |
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This issue is still existing in Jupyterlab 4.0.6 |
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Just for reference, a fix for this issue was released in version 4.0.7 three days ago. |
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Hi @krassowski , @jtpio , I have the following jupyter components installed: And my firefox is 118.02 (64bit) on windows. However the issue seems not to be fixed yet: When applying my fix (see above), I get the horizontal scrollbars: Is it possible to look into it? Or should I open a new issue for this? |
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@svaningelgem your screenshots appear to be from Jupyter Notebook, not JupyterLab, am I correct? In that case, you need to upgrade notebook to 7.0.5 or newer. |
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Thanks for the reply, but they're already like that: Should I report it at their side? (notebook 7.0.6 didn't fix it either -- my code snippet still works) |
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I just tested it with the snippet from #14625 (comment) in Firefox 117.0.1 in Jupyter Notebook v7.0.6 and it works well:
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Can you confirm that you use 7.0.5+ by checking the Help → About dialog? |
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Detailed package list of environmentInstalled via this conda/mamba file: name: howest
dependencies:
- python=3.11
- jupyter
- notebook
- seaborn
- scikit-learn
- matplotlib
- pandas
- numpy
- ydata-profiling
- ipywidgets |
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Let's continue debugging the Notebook issue in jupyter/notebook#6960. |
Description
Horizontal scrolling for wide objects does not work in Firefox.
Steps to Reproduce
jupyter-labenvironment.pandasdataframe that overflows horizontally, and attempt to scroll horizontally by holding Shift and scrolling, or by looking for the horizontal scrollbar.This occurs from a clean
jupyterlabinstallation in Firefox, but not in Chrome.Expected behavior
A scrollbar should appear, as in Chrome.
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