Can't click buttons on license page in Windows 10 Edge browser

[Tristan Croll]

(Not sure who's best to report this to, so sending to Tom)

Very-minor-but-annoying: when downloading the prerelease for Windows on my laptop with default display settings, the "Decline" and "Accept" buttons are unclickable due to their placement. Mouse-over in that region pops up the current web address, which covers them entirely. Just adding a blank line or two underneath or moving them to the centre of the line would fix.

[Tom Goddard]

So the Windows 10 Edge browser pops up the web URL when you mouse over the bottom of a page? I don't get it, but I don't use Windows. In general I think it is nice if you can scroll the last part of a web page to at least the middle of window vertical position for a comfortable reading height so I think we should just add blank lines at the bottom of the page as you suggest. Conrad made the license page and also works on Windows so reassigning to him.

[Conrad Huang]

My version of Edge moves the pop-up above the button when the mouse hovers over it, so the button is completely visible and clickable. Which version of Edge are you using? Under Settings, mine says:

Microsoft Edge 42.17134.1.0
Microsoft EdgeHTML 17.17134
(c) 2018

I'm reluctant to change a perfectly standard HTML page to accommodate the foibles of one instance of a browser.

[tic20@…]

Interesting. On my Windows, doing "Check for updates" via the Start menu 
was reporting everything up-to-date, but my Edge browser is way behind 
yours:

Microsoft Edge 41.16299.492.0
Microsoft EdgeHTML 16.16299
(c) 2017

Checking for updates via System/Settings instead has found a very large 
update which is currently downloading.

On 2018-07-03 22:40, ChimeraX wrote:

[Tristan Croll]

... and indeed, after updating the problem is gone.