- Scoreboard scale observes #videoContainer (the .ytp inner box) instead of
#ytpWrap so the overlay tracks the squeezed container when the fullscreen
highlights drawer opens. Score bar + live-scoring feed shift left with the
video and stay fully visible next to the drawer.
- msb-small (auto-hide identity + feed under 700 px) now skipped while
document.fullscreenElement is set — the drawer squeeze on smaller viewports
was dropping the container under 700 and hiding the live feed.
- Player settings panel (#ytpSettingsPanel) is now vertical-scroll capable:
max-height: calc(100vh - 120px) + overflow-y: auto + slim on-brand
scrollbar + overscroll-behavior: contain. Top items (Mini player, Playback
speed) stay reachable when the injected Scoreboard toggles push the
list past the visible area.
- Removed the slow-mo (.slowmo-picker) 1/4x/1/2x/3/4x selector from the
match highlights tab bar.
- Disabled the scoreboard scrim (.msb-scrim { display: none }). The two
linear-gradients were tinting the top and bottom of the video for text
legibility, but every scoreboard text element already carries its own
text-shadow — the tint was showing as permanent shadows over portrait
and landscape videos alike.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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