Windows desktop - Autoscroll needs a toggle!

What issue are you seeing?

When I send a message, the conversation usually positions my message at the top of the window, leaving the space below it for ChatGPT's response. However, the autoscroll behavior while the response is being generated is inconsistent and often makes reading more difficult.

In one case, ChatGPT starts generating below my message and the page immediately begins scrolling downward with the generated text, even when scrolling is not yet necessary. With longer responses, this causes the beginning of the response to disappear above the visible area. When generation finishes, I have to scroll back up to read the response from the beginning.

At other times, sending my message causes the conversation to scroll upward instead. My message then remains near the bottom of the window, and while ChatGPT generates its response below it, the page does not autoscroll at all. Most or all of the response is therefore generated outside the visible area.

It blows my mind this super obvious issue hasnt been fixed yet.

What steps can reproduce the bug?

Install the standalone and start writing. Duh.

What is the expected behavior?

No response

Additional information

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No source file, test, or entry point is named. Start by reproducing the behavior in the standalone Windows desktop app while sending short and long messages, and clarify how the proposed autoscroll toggle should behave. Done means the scrolling behavior is consistent and the toggle's enabled and disabled states are observable.