[Bug]UI Bug: CSS right offset (-448px) breaks layout in Chromium, works in Firefox

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🐛 Feedback Panel Visible by Default in Chromium Browsers

Current Behavior

In Chromium-based browsers (e.g., Google Chrome and Brave), the feedback panel is visible immediately when the page loads, even though the user hasn’t clicked the feedback button.

This is not the intended behavior.

It appears the current right: -448px; CSS value is not enough to hide the panel off-screen in Chromium.

In Firefox, the panel is hidden correctly until clicked.

Expected Behavior

The feedback panel should be hidden by default in all browsers and only slide into view after clicking the feedback button.

Changing the CSS value to:

right: -570px;

properly hides the panel in both Brave and Chromium.

Screenshots

Environment

OS Browser Version
Chromium 139.0.7258.66 Arch Linux
Brave Browser 138.1.80.124

To Reproduce

To Reproduce

Open the site in Chrome or Brave.

Notice the feedback panel is already visible.

Open the same page in Firefox.

The panel is hidden until the feedback button is clicked.

Update the CSS right value to -570px.

The panel is now hidden on load in both browser types.

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An element styled with right: -448px; renders correctly in Firefox, but in Chromium-based browsers (like Chrome and Edge), it causes layout issues — the element is pushed too far and disappears off-screen.