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There is already a horizontal scroll for the elements panel. The thing you're pointing out (I think) is that the min-width before wrapping for any given node is pretty narrow.
I think this is a tricky balance, because making that width too wide can also make things hard to read (when you have to scroll left and right a lot to see the full element).
My gut tells me that the current layout is probably a reasonable compromise, although I agree with you that it's not ideal in all cases (like the one you are pointing out here). If you'd like to share a PR with a proposal for changing the layout, I'd be happy to test it and give you feedback. I did try out a few before landing on this one, for what it's worth, but maybe I overlooked something. 😄
For now I'm going to close this issue because I don't think we plan on taking any action on it.
It has hard to understand how @ThiefMaster screenshot example is the intended behavior. I also suffer from this because it's insanely unreadable, and my company uses styled components and context providers so the tree is deeply nested very quickly.
Browser: any
Ver.: 3.4.3
I have a deep nested components structure and while inspecting the deepest of it I see this:
May be add horizontal scroll?
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