Dear Sir, there is a lot of spacing rows in new version of ie 22.3.25 as we can see from the pic below, in one page old version displays 24 line/items where as in new only 12. Similarly the font size is also reduced a lot. In this way one has to scroll up and down more frequently. Please look into it and reduce the line spacing.
Regards
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I also have noticed this and it can be annoying. verson 22.3.17.
Another thing that would be ideal would be if the pane with the tabs in it was separate and could be scrolled on its own. It can be frustrating to have to keep scrolling the whole page up or down to access the tabs apart from the main screen.
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Yes, very correctly brought out, also there is great change in font size as well, previous font is more appealing
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Yes and with small and thin text, the font becomes a bit rough and jaggedy. I would suggest a smoother looking font.
I agree that the continual scrolling can be annoying. To allow the tabs to scroll independently of the data area would be appreciated.
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Looks like a reversion of the change described here Manager Navigation Feedback - #57 by lubos
That thread also explores the associated wider issues.
The problem really is with reduction of the font-size which may not be a problem on mobile phones and small screen sizes (hence the wide space around them so use can click when using a phone or tablet) but makes it unbearable on large screens. My only hope is that @Lubos indicated that he is working on display and eventually all will be fixed which must include the issues raised in this discussion.
UPDATE: Obvioulsy one can change the way the browser displays the font-size (CMD+ or CTRL+) but then the handy sidebar fix that ensures all tabs are displayed requires scrolling down.
The problem appears to be the padding around the writing ( the cell height) as the font itself appears to be the same size as the previous versions.
The font-size has definitely reduced try using large screens for your assessment.
