pastilhasandClaude Opus 5 e1cc3a2cd5 the task tray shows the newest first, and forgets the oldest
Three things about the background-task strip, all the same complaint: the chip you
want is the one you cannot see.

Newest first, because the strip scrolls horizontally and the far end is off-screen —
chronological order put every task you just started exactly where you had to scroll to
reach it. Finished chips are capped at five, so a long session stops turning the tray
into a history; running ones are never counted or dropped, since watching them is the
whole point. And the default horizontal scrollbar is ~15px tall and laid out inside the
row, which is what made the chips read as squeezed — it is thin now, and the row and
chips have the padding back.

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