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-The Sidebar document preview accumulated several experience defects ([#3974](https://github.com/deepseek-harness/deepseek-harness/issues/3974)). Images rendered at their intrinsic CSS-pixel size, so a wide image overflowed the pane and forced horizontal scrolling. The viewer dropdown always appended the plain-text fallback, so bitmap and PDF files offered a "Plain text" choice whose result is unreadable bytes, and files with one real renderer still showed a control with nothing meaningful to switch to. Binary containers with no renderer at all (video, archives, office documents) fell into the plain-text reader and surfaced a read error instead of a designed empty state. Each renderer carried its own loading copy and position, so opening a file flashed through several differently worded, differently placed indicators. PDF pages sat inside a double inset that shrank every page below the pane's width. Switching sidebar tabs remounted the file tree at scroll top, losing the reader's place.
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+The Sidebar document preview accumulated several experience defects (issue #3974). Images rendered at their intrinsic CSS-pixel size, so a wide image overflowed the pane and forced horizontal scrolling. The viewer dropdown always appended the plain-text fallback, so bitmap and PDF files offered a "Plain text" choice whose result is unreadable bytes, and files with one real renderer still showed a control with nothing meaningful to switch to. Binary containers with no renderer at all (video, archives, office documents) fell into the plain-text reader and surfaced a read error instead of a designed empty state. Each renderer carried its own loading copy and position, so opening a file flashed through several differently worded, differently placed indicators. PDF pages sat inside a double inset that shrank every page below the pane's width. Switching sidebar tabs remounted the file tree at scroll top, losing the reader's place.
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