Firefly Preview Enlargement Hinders User Navigation and Access to Features

This is not "correctly answered". 😭  The larger images f*#ked everything up. Even if you could properly scroll through them (you can't) , not being able to just see them all at once is a massive pain. 

I have found a workaround - if you resize your browser window to a "mobile" aspect ratio - the UI changes to mobile and does not break.

App window is HUGE. I can't see the whole thing. My monitor is high def, and large but it covers the whole screen and cuts off some of the images.

YES! I'm having the same problem as the rest in this thread and I hate it!! PUT IT BACK, ADOBE! 🤣😭

@Kartika Rawat you may be missing the issue at hand and marked this correct too soon. Read the posts below - the UI is completly broke when attempting to view the addtional generations. The entire UI slides with the images as if anchored and you can't navigate back to the tools on the left.

Windows 10 V22H2 (OS Build 19045.4170)
Firefox 124.0.1 (64 bit)

Moving panels/menus to left side without providing the option to put them back on the right (like you can do in literally every Adobe app) is annoying.

SCREENSHOT 1 - Screen view once images are generated... everything moves to the left 100+ pixels. The previous grid displayed ALL 4 images AT THE SAME TIME which is a lot more useful than seeing one oversized image at a time (and no, the rather tiny thumbnails aren't a good substitute).

SCREENSHOT 2 - Clicking on image 2 moves everything further left - panels/menu's no longer visible

SCREENSHOT 3 - this happens when I click on image 3

SCREENSHOT 4 - this happens when I click on image 4

In most Adobe apps, the ability to revert to previous functionality is often available so that subscribers aren't forced to use changes that don't improve functionality or efficiency. You should seriously consider adding that option here.

Changing the layout just to change something is usually a bad idea. When those changes break functionality, it's an even worse idea (kind of like not testing on major browsers/OS before release). I don't mind change when it improves things (even if I have to get used to an unnecessary new layout). I do mind changes that break functionality vs. enhance it.

I can't adapt to the new Firefly UI.
I often use the Firefly 1 version, why did you remove it?
The settings are not on the right, but on the left, and I can't see all 4 pictures on one screen, so it's really inconvenient. T...T

MacOS (Sonoma); Firefox. Same issues as described.

I appreciate trying to make larger previews, but this is broken functionality.  Prod managers really should listen to QA.