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7 hours ago, Dave CCleaner said:

I was able to reproduce this using unexpected viewport sizing. 

 

Looks fine like this ...

But the persistence of the "Articles in this section" navigator overlays the text if you shrink your browser window below a width of around 955px:

... and then corrects below a width of 750px:

I don't recall this coming up before, but I could see how it could happen for folks who are magnifying their screens to a specific ratio.  I'll pass this along to the webdev folks.

My browser's width is about 1330px.  However I had it zoomed to 110% which I hadn't realized.  When I changed it back to 100% it reformatted and it looks fine.  Just to insure if you're going to fix something you fix the correct thing.  I'm using a 17" screen with a 1920 x 1080 resolution that has a windows magnification of 175%. 

Unfortunately not all websites are created equal some use fonts that are just too small especially on a small screen with a high resolution.

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I'm using Brave but not doing anything special.

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What Is Smart Cleaning  How does this go unnoticed?

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I had bought an 16gb SSD to save certain files to instead of being exposed to hard drive failure.  I started moving files to the SSD however when I came back later to check the progress the SSD had dropped offline for reasons unknown.  I was able to get it back online by unplugging and re-plugging the SSD into the USB 3 port but my files were missing.  Now I'm trying to recover the original hard drive but because I don't have enough open space on one device I have to do this in batches.  But I have no way to keep track of what I've restored.  If I could have a list of Recuva's file list I could check off each item. 

I'm looking for a quick way to extract a recoverable list into a txt, csv or even if the program would keep track of what was restored although that could get complicated if the computer lost power then there would have to be a way to Recuva the Recuva.

Is there a file I can use to input to a script to create and extract?