Grid Layout Issue in Edge / 4.3B3

[ru.celebi]

There is a problem with the grid layout in Edge, but everything looks normal in Firefox.

[alasedo]

+1. also there is same problem with 4.2.6.3 version.

Edited March 23 by alasedo

[eralde]

@ru.celebi thank you for the report!

It would be better if you don't hide the posts you publish here. If you don't want to include personal information (e.g. device names / IP addresses / MAC addresses) in your screenshots – blur them out before uploading the images. Firstly, this way you won't post two identical posts, and secondly, if your posts are visible, other users will also be able to check if they have the same problem. Thanks again for reporting the problems

[ru.celebi]

Thank you for your kind reminder. In this context, I wanted to re-upload the relevant screenshots. It seems like the issue occurs on Edge, while everything looks normal on Firefox. Some of the lines are missing. The menus I could identify are 'Registered Clients,' 'IPv6 Route Table,' and 'System Files.'

Additionally, with the latest version 4.3.B4, the spacing between client entries has increased. Maybe you could use this space to display clients' IPv6 addresses as well. Sounds like a great idea, doesn’t it?

Firefox:

Edge:

Another issue was that the address field next to the KeenDNS name is not perfectly aligned. For someone like me, who has a thing for symmetry, this is quite annoying!

 

Edited March 28 by ru.celebi
image edit

[eralde]

1 hour ago, ru.celebi said:

Thank you for your kind reminder. In this context, I wanted to re-upload the relevant screenshots. It seems like the issue occurs on Edge, while everything looks normal on Firefox. Some of the lines are missing. The menus I could identify are 'Registered Clients,' 'IPv6 Route Table,' and 'System Files.'

Yes, thank you! This will be fixed in one of the future versions.

1 hour ago, ru.celebi said:

Additionally, with the latest version 4.3.B4, the spacing between client entries has increased. Maybe you could use this space to display clients' IPv6 addresses as well. Sounds like a great idea, doesn’t it?

Another issue was that the address field next to the KeenDNS name is not perfectly aligned. For someone like me, who has a thing for symmetry, this is quite annoying!

That is a separate issue (both the KeenDNS name/icon alignment and the spacing in the clients table have the same underlying cause).
It also will be fixed