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Misaligned Web Player Toolbar Icons on Tablet in Chrome Browser #6275

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thelastfantasy opened this issue Oct 30, 2024 · 7 comments
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  • This is a bug, not a question or a configuration issue; Please visit our forum or chat rooms first to troubleshoot with volunteers, before creating a report. The links can be found here.
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Description of the bug

Hello Jellyfin team,

I encountered a layout issue with the toolbar icons in the Jellyfin web player when using a tablet device with Chrome. The icons are misaligned or appear in unexpected positions compared to how they appear on a desktop browser. This issue impacts usability, as the toolbar elements become hard to reach and interact with on the tablet.

Reproduction steps

  1. Open the Jellyfin web player in Chrome on a tablet (e.g., iPad or Android tablet).
  2. Observe the layout of the toolbar icons at the bottom of the player.
  3. Icons are misaligned or appear at unusual positions.

What is the current bug behavior?

Web Player icons is not right aligned.
On my tablet (Chrome)
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What is the expected correct behavior?

Volume and Config icons should be aligned on thr right side.
Like this, on pc (Firefox)
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Jellyfin Server version

10.10.0+

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10.10.0

Environment

- OS:Truenas 24.10, Android 14, Windows 10
- Linux Kernel:
- Virtualization:Docker
- Clients:
- Browser:Firefox 131 (Windows 10), Chrome 130.0.6723.73 (Android)
- FFmpeg Version:
- Playback Method:
- Hardware Acceleration:QSV
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@thelastfantasy thelastfantasy added the bug Something isn't working label Oct 30, 2024
@crobibero crobibero transferred this issue from jellyfin/jellyfin Oct 30, 2024
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GRFTSOL commented Oct 31, 2024

same problem at jellyfin-media-player and web player on windows, but jellyfin-media-player and web player on linux is aligned, I use firefox.

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viown commented Oct 31, 2024

Can you try clearing the cache?

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thelastfantasy commented Oct 31, 2024

Can you try clearing the cache?

I tried clearing the cache and restart chrome on tablet, but the issue persists.
Also I tried open in Firefox on tablet, the web player looks OK but firefox cannot decode AV1 10-bit videos correctly, so it's not a solution foe me.

I reset all the Chrome data completely, and it's fixed now.

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thelastfantasy commented Nov 1, 2024

To improve cache management and prevent display issues after updates, I suggest adding a version hash (e.g., ?{jellyfin-version-hash}) to static asset URLs like CSS and JS files or just change the file name to playback-video-{jellyfin-version-hash}.css . This will ensure browsers load the latest resources after a version update, avoiding problems caused by outdated cached files. Thank you for considering this improvement!

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viown commented Nov 1, 2024

You're correct. The files should be using a hash but they currently aren't.

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GRFTSOL commented Nov 1, 2024

Can you try clearing the cache?

done by clearing the cache

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viown commented Nov 3, 2024

#6282

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