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The previous blocks (added in the middle) disappear after scrolling down #7444

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yilanzheng opened this issue Aug 23, 2024 · 1 comment
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If I insert a code block in the middle, for example, add a code block below an existing block, and if I scroll down or execute this block, it will disappear. If I scroll up, it reappears again. However, after I execute the block, even if I scroll up, I can only go to the output, no way to ever see the code block again or to modify the code.

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  • MacOS 14.6.1
  • Safari Version 17.6 (19618.3.11.11.5)
  • Jupyter Notebook 7.2.1
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@yilanzheng yilanzheng added bug status:Needs Triage Applied to issues that need triage labels Aug 23, 2024
@RRosio RRosio added status:Blocked and removed status:Needs Triage Applied to issues that need triage labels Aug 27, 2024
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RRosio commented Aug 27, 2024

Thank you for your contribution @yilanzheng! This issue has been reported previously in jupyterlab/jupyterlab#16373. Currently the workaround is to switch windowing mode from full to none or defer. Another option is to upgrade your browser to Safari Technical Preview.

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