[Enhancement] Improve pdf viewer resize UX#6153
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Description
This PR changes how the PDF viewer determines whether to accept
pointer-eventsto improve UX when resizing the editor pane.Changes
Instead of watching for focus changes,
acceptClicksis now toggled onpointerenterandpointerleave. This improves UX in two ways: the user no longer has to remember to unfocus the viewer before resizing, and the user no longer has to click to focus the viewer before using the UI.The border around the active viewer has been removed because it no longer serves a purpose.
overflow: hiddenwas added to the iframe parent element to prevent scroll bars from appearing on the parent.Additional information
PR (still with the border present):
Screen.Recording.2026-01-26.at.20.42.45-1.mov
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