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With the current jupyter-collaboration 2.1.0 (and earlier) and jupyter lab 4.18 scrolling through the notebook becomes very difficult if there is a cell running with a lot of output in the "primary" jupyter lab.
To reproduce in a new notebook create the following example cell:
and open the notebook in a collaborative session in a second window / computer.
If the cursor is at the end of the notebook scrolling is nearly impossible. If the cell is collapsed the scroll bar jumps as in the following screencast:
The user interface in the "primary" jupyter lab that executed the cell shows no issues.
This looks very similar to #310, only that the collapsing of the cell gets temporarily reversed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
With the current jupyter-collaboration 2.1.0 (and earlier) and jupyter lab 4.18 scrolling through the notebook becomes very difficult if there is a cell running with a lot of output in the "primary" jupyter lab.
To reproduce in a new notebook create the following example cell:
and open the notebook in a collaborative session in a second window / computer.
If the cursor is at the end of the notebook scrolling is nearly impossible. If the cell is collapsed the scroll bar jumps as in the following screencast:
The user interface in the "primary" jupyter lab that executed the cell shows no issues.
This looks very similar to #310, only that the collapsing of the cell gets temporarily reversed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: