Mihai Olimpiu

I cleared all cookie, seems to be working now, pretty funny nonetheless.

Removed Everything, rebooted, found the issue, quite simple to replicate actually: Remove everything from the 3rd column... Voila 2 columns with default engine. Only way to get the 3rd back is to remove the cookies. Extreme zoom out used to show no 3rd column is added if column is removed. It is so easy for me to encounter this bug as my laptop is actually 16:10 so 1920x1200 so at 100% zoom I see 2 columns by default, to be able to see 3 I need to go to at least 80% Zoom in my browsers. I mentioned this as I noticed your screen is a standard 16:9 FHD, however it works as described on my other laptop with 16:9 it's just not as easy, as it simply "works" in 3 column mode by default. P.S.: For the above reasons, I actually like the 2 column mode, but others might want a way to get back... It's a simple annoyance, to be honest.

Screen resolution is FHD for desktop, 1920x1080. It simply does not revert to 3 columns, that's why I mentioned I edited first via mobile, wich is still FHD resolution but portrait orientation? I can asure you there is no 3rd column automatically added to the dashboard while viewing it on said resolutions via any desktop browser. Opened the page via Edge (wich I never used before... still 2 columns) Removed all cookies in Chrome and Edge, still 2 columns. WTH, I remember zooming in and out and no 3rd column... It does now, please excuse me for the above.

This is new: I know that default column number for desktop browsers is 3, but I've edited my interface while viewing the dashboard from mobile, and now only 2 columns are available. personally I like it and it should stay the same across mobile/desktop but probably this is a bug or a feature request of sorts... How to add the 3rd column if someone doesn't like the 2 column view mode?

First time trying to report a bug so here it goes: Upgraded to 6.12.0 rc2 after removing all incompatible plugins (in my case GPU Statistics). The only thing that doesn't work properly is my Windows 10 VM i440-fx-7.1 which: -if it use CPU Passthrough, is very sluggish, it boots in 10 minutes, etc. -if I enable CPU Mode Emulated (QEMU64), it works in an acceptable manner. Ubuntu and Windows 7 machines work as expected. Nothing else to report for now.