"Your prototype at 100% is bigger than your browser window." But it's not bigger than my browser window. The resolution at my end is 2560x1440 and the viewport in CC is considerably clipped in height. When I increase the zoom level in the CC viewer (not in browser) the content is shown a little bit bigger inside the clipped viewport but its not bigger than my resolution or browser viewport. Why does Adobe clip the viewport at the bottom anyways? No need for that. I also account for task bars and browser interface when setting the viewport size, I even include the 15px wide scrollbare face, but I don't think thats relevant here as the viewport within the CC frame is cut. It's like looking at something inside an inline frame with a set overflow. I don't understand why things are displayed that way in CC, cause thats not an autentic preview. Example: If I made this thing in Dreamweaver and did a preview it wouldn't present my design inside a clipped or restricted frame like it does on the cloud presentation, it would just show me what I made in a 1:1 relation.
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