To Reproduce
In the Journal tab, right-click and select "Wrap Word", or activate it from the preferences dialog in version 2.19.4 (after the fix for #62). Then, look at the bottom of the journal's scrolled view, and you will still see the always-on horizontal scrollbar, except that it is full-width because it can't scroll anyway.
Expected behavior
While the word wrap mode is activated, I would assume it's very unlikely that you'd actually need that horizontal scrollbar.
From what I've seen briefly using the GTK Inspector, setting the "scrolled_window" GtkScrolledWindow widget's hscrollbar-policy to "automatic" instead of "always" would have no downsides, it would work whether there is word wrapping or not?
To Reproduce
In the Journal tab, right-click and select "Wrap Word", or activate it from the preferences dialog in version 2.19.4 (after the fix for #62). Then, look at the bottom of the journal's scrolled view, and you will still see the always-on horizontal scrollbar, except that it is full-width because it can't scroll anyway.
Expected behavior
While the word wrap mode is activated, I would assume it's very unlikely that you'd actually need that horizontal scrollbar.
From what I've seen briefly using the GTK Inspector, setting the "scrolled_window" GtkScrolledWindow widget's
hscrollbar-policyto "automatic" instead of "always" would have no downsides, it would work whether there is word wrapping or not?