Users with small screens cannot see the bottom of the client

[Pascal666]

Brief Description:
After clicking a BUY NOW button I get a box that says:
Do you have a Bitcoin Wallet?
It only takes a few minutes to set one up

There are no buttons or clickable links and nothing in the box telling me where in OpenBazaar I need to configure my wallet to get past this error screen.

Operating System (OS and version): CentOS Linux release 7.2.1511 (Core) KDE 4.14.8
OpenBazaar version (shown on About OpenBazaar page in menu): 1.1.6
Reproducible (Always / Almost Always / Sometimes / Rarely / Couldn't Reproduce): Always

[hoffmabc]

If you scroll down there should be buttons? Is your resolution old school and small?

[Pascal666]

There is no scroll bar in that dialog. Resolution is 1280x661. I figured out that putting an address in "Current Refund Address" in Settings will clear that error, but the next dialog box (moderated or direct) also has no scroll bar.

[jjeffryes]

The minimum height of the app window is 700px. If your monitor is cutting off the bottom of the app, then you're not going to be able to click some buttons.

You will have to click the Next buttons at the bottom of the screen to complete a purchase. Can you see them? If not, are you getting through the purchase process some other way?

[Pascal666]

No, I see no buttons and am unable to make purchases. Everything else appears to work fine. Is there a good reason those dialogs don't have scroll bars?

[jjeffryes]

The OpenBazaar client isn't designed for monitors smaller than 1024 x 700.

[Pascal666]

My monitor supports higher resolution, but I can't read the screen at higher resolutions. Limiting your target audience is rarely a good idea, especially when all it would take to fix the problem is a scroll bar.

[rabfulton]

On linux at least, you can move windows higher to see thier bottom by holding alt while left clicking and dragging the window. I often have to do this when using those silly netbooks...

[jjeffryes]

I've edited the title of this issue to reflect the core problem. We should consider ways to support users with monitors below our minimum supported size.