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#3155fix(webapp): Removes the `collapsible` option from the query inspector to avoid firefox bug

Query inspector collapse feature disabled to fix Firefox calculation bug

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·Feb 28, 2026·#3155fix(webapp): Removes the `collapsible` option from the query inspector to avoid firefox bug

Firefox users can adjust the query inspector without the panel snapping shut. The collapse feature was disabled to bypass a calculation bug, while the panel's minimum and maximum boundaries were expanded to provide more workspace.

Firefox users can interact with the query inspector without the panel unexpectedly snapping shut. By bypassing a calculation glitch in the underlying window splitter, the interface remains stable during adjustments.

The query inspector pane no longer collapses completely. Previously, attempting to expand the panel on Firefox would fail because the browser returned an object instead of a numerical width for the main area, forcing the panel back into its collapsed state. Along with removing the collapse feature entirely, the pane's minimum and maximum boundaries have been expanded, giving users more room to work.

The collapsible flag and collapsed size properties were stripped from the , while its bounds were adjusted from a 200-pixel minimum to 380 pixels, and its maximum capacity increased to 800 pixels.

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Fact Check Notice: The PR description only mentions removing the collapsible behavior, but the code also significantly increases the panel's minimum width (from 200px to 380px) and maximum width (from 500px to 800px).

There's a bug in react-window-splitter on Firefox. When trying to expand the inspector panel in the query editor, it checks if the main panel has space but gets an object instead of a number for the auto-sized query-main panel. This causes the expand calculation to fail and it snaps it back to collapsed.

I've removed this behavior for now as it's not an important feature.

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