There was never a cap on how many sessions the panel lists: every running and dormant session, plus up to 5 recent ones from this browser. The only scrolling was the whole Panels column, though, so with many sessions Ops Alerts and Repo/CI ended up far below.
Fix: the session list scrolls on its own (max 46% of the window height, thin scrollbar, contained overscroll), so the panels below stay in reach. It keeps its scroll position across polls and brings the current session into view when you switch. Checked with 32 sessions at 1440×900 and on a 390×844 phone.
There was never a cap on how many sessions the panel lists: every running and dormant session, plus up to 5 recent ones from this browser. The only scrolling was the whole Panels column, though, so with many sessions Ops Alerts and Repo/CI ended up far below.
Fix: the session list scrolls on its own (max 46% of the window height, thin scrollbar, contained overscroll), so the panels below stay in reach. It keeps its scroll position across polls and brings the current session into view when you switch. Checked with 32 sessions at 1440×900 and on a 390×844 phone.
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There was never a cap on how many sessions the panel lists: every running and dormant session, plus up to 5 recent ones from this browser. The only scrolling was the whole Panels column, though, so with many sessions Ops Alerts and Repo/CI ended up far below.
Fix: the session list scrolls on its own (max 46% of the window height, thin scrollbar, contained overscroll), so the panels below stay in reach. It keeps its scroll position across polls and brings the current session into view when you switch. Checked with 32 sessions at 1440×900 and on a 390×844 phone.