Bug on chatgpt that doesn't allow me to scroll

Alternatively, instead of changing in the “HTML” tab, you could go to “Sources” tab and go to “Style Sheets” folder on the left and open a file called “root-cn1***.css”. Within the file, use cmd+F to open up search bar and type in “.overflow-hidden”, and change it from “hidden” to “scroll” (in my opinion, it works better than auto, because the textbox will stay fixed when you scroll).

The problem is still here… any idea when it will be fixed? It is a big hassle

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Can someone make a userscript?

I am also having the issue on safari

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Hello it’s been weeks now and I’ve still haven’t been unable to scroll down to see the rest of text on chat gpt when I enter a long prompt
Please fix ASAP ( iPhone 7 )

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ive had the same issue, im on a MacBook but should work for any laptop. ive been using safari when this issue was happening, just tried on the google chrome app and it is letting me scroll. so try the google chrome app!

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I’m using an iPhone 7 and having the issue of scrolling, I don’t know how to go about the code, I only copied it and pasted it on my chatGpt but still didn’t work, please who came help? The overview where do I find it, someone should give a broken down details on how to resolve this issue, especially for some of us who uses the iPhone safari browser.

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Same here it’s so annoying

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One of the last replies on this explains it perfectly and the easiest. I am on Mac, and I did exactly what he said and it worked. Double click and select inspect element, go over from elements to sources from the top bar thing, from the “Sources” tab go to “Style Sheets” folder on the left and open a file called “root-cn1***.css”, it might be different but always starts with root. Within the file, use cmd+F to open up search bar and type in “.overflow-hidden”, exactly like that and you should have 1 match, change it from “hidden” to “scroll” not the highlighted one, but the one underneath.

This is a step by step for Mac, Double click on your chatgpt screen and select inspect element from the menu (should be at the bottom), go over from elements to sources from the top bar thing. From the “Sources” tab go to the “Style Sheets” folder on the left and it should drop down two, open a file called “root-cn1***.css”, it might be different but always starts with root. Within the file, use cmd+F to open up a search bar and type in “.overflow-hidden”, exactly like that and you should have 1 match, change it from “hidden” to “scroll” not the highlighted one, but the one underneath. When you type the .overflow-hidden, one will be highlighted and there will be the same thing underneath, change the hidden to scroll. This is temporary but works and once you know how to do it its easy.

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Is there anyway you could dumb it down telling me how to see the html section?

This worked, thank you so much

I didn’t expect such fix within the limited Safari of iPhone 6s, thank you :pray:t3:

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I am using iPhone 6s Plus, the same bug comes and goes, 5 days ago, it seemed like fixed finally. But it returned.

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Yes, the same🙄 iPhone 7plus, Safari

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Same issue for five days now on MacOS Safari 15.6.1 (last updated 2022).

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thanks. its works from my outdated chromebook… :star_struck:

Here is my custom CSS for Safari Desktop working today:

.overflow-hidden {
    overflow: scroll !important;
    -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; /* Для плавного скролла на iOS */
}

UPDATE: Oct 31
And the problem is back… my solution still works guys, ask me if you have any problems!

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omg thank you sooo much, this actually fixed the problem!
this is really cool:)