"Close" button not accessible to currently opened tab

[jeremyakers]

Description

In the Web UI: When multiple files are open, the "close" button in not accessible for the most recently opened tab:

This makes it really difficult to close to currently opened tab

Plugins

None

OpenCode version

1.1.39

Steps to reproduce

1. Open several file tabs in Web UI, enough to fill the entire width of the window
2. Notice that the (X) close button is not accessible on the most recently opened file tab.

Screenshot and/or share link

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Operating System

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Terminal

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[github-actions]

This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• OpenCode Desktop v1.1.39 - Cant close Review #10988: Cant close Review - Also involves inability to close panels/sections in the Web UI desktop version

Feel free to ignore if this doesn't address your specific case.

[jeremyakers]

@adamdotdevin @alexyaroshuk Not sure why this was marked "Closed" when it is clearly not fixed:

Screenshot from 1.1.48

[alexyaroshuk]

@jeremyakers I just rechecked - it works as expected. In the above referenced PR, scroll via mouse wheel functionality was added. Your screenshot suggests that you may have scrolled the tabs to the left, which would result in the close button being not visible.

Steps:

1. Open several file tabs in Web UI, enough to fill the entire width of the window
2. Notice how the latest opened file (if it does not exist yet in tabs) push the tabs to the left, ensuring the close button is visible

[jeremyakers]

Ok, sure. But now try closing it. The remaining tabs scroll to the right so that the close button for the next most recent tab is now covered again. I can assure you that I did not "scroll" the tabs in my screenshot. I simply closed the rightmost tab and the next rightmost tab was then partially hidden so I could not also close it.

Your video shows that you only looked at what happens when you open a tab. Not when you close a tab or select a tab.

The correct approach here would be to make it so that when any tab becomes "in focus" (for any reason, not just from being freshly opened) it is scrolled so that the full tab is visible.

[alexyaroshuk]

@jeremyakers I see what you mean. I will work on the fix to address this. Thanks.