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Cossid

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  1. Unsure if this was present in 6.12.0 or 6.12.1, as I went from 6.11.5 to 6.12.2 On the Docker UI screen, you used to be able to drag and drop (or there was a grabber on each line item) to set a preference for which order your Docker containers booted up. That appears to have regressed in 6.12.2 and is completely missing. I also tried advanced view and multiple browsers (Firefox, Chrome), and there appears to be no way to order docker container startup order anymore. I also tried multiple color themes (black and gray) and they all resulted with lack of ability to change order. This isn't an issue of display order preference, there can be an importance of docker containers being dependent on a correct state of a prior docker container to startup properly.
  2. This may have come from an earlier release and css was cached, but it is certainly present in 6.10.0-rc8. css style #nav-block contains the property "overflow-y: scroll;" which on Firefox forces the visibility of a scroll bar. "overflow: -moz-scrollbars-none;" property is also set, but it is discarded as an invalid property value. "overflow: -moz-scrollbars-none;" instead needs to be replaced with "scrollbar-width: none;" to have the desired effect seen in Chrome and other browsers. This is a Firefox-only property and will be discarded in Chrome and other browsers. Edit: Is appears there is an attempted fix in the css that isn't applying, and it's a less optimal fix than scrollbar-width: #nav-block{-ms-overflow-style:none;overflow:-moz-scrollbars-none} #nav-block.mozilla{margin-left:-17px;overflow-y:scroll} the .mozilla class isn't being applied anywhere, and the margin-left is more of a hack than scrollbar-width, as it causes layout shift.. This is currently broken in both Gray and Azure themes.

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