Could the ellipsis button please be centered in its container? It's confusing that clicking/hovering exactly on it or to its left works, but to its right does not. See the focus outline. One usually expects those buttons to have clickable padding on both sides.

BTW you shouldn’t need to click on it anymore. Just hover over it and the popup opens

Yeah, I noticed. You can hover on it, or click it to make it permanent, so that it doesn't disappear when you hover out. TBH hover for discoverability on a menu also feels weird. In the old UI, there was a size mismatch between the status indicator and the ellipsis button. You could be easily thrown off by that, expecting the ellipsis button to have the same area, and ending up opening the conversation instead, because the clickable area was smaller and you clicked outside it. Here it's pretty much the same problem: you end up opening the conversation by mistake, because the clickable area of the ellipsis button is not what one expects. But even when just hovering (though I think most users will still click on it), having the hover work only from one side, because the ellipsis is not centered, also feels weird.

Yeah 100% agree with you that it feels weird. I only mention hover because I was having a hard time clicking on it and then when I discovered the hover, it made it better cause I just don’t click on it anymore

Yes, this interaction absolutely needs another look. Hover doesn't always work for me either, idk, it goes poof before I get to Close Conversation 😅

The visual part of the issue was thankfully fixed by hieptl with https://github.com/All-Hands-AI/OpenHands/pull/11302. I didn't tag him here to avoid bothering him twice since I already thanked him in the PR. The hover other part though, I don't really know. When both interactions are supported, I always click. I don't really like hover menus because they disappear if you move even 1px out of them, which often happens without even realizing it. And the solutions (sticky menu, invisible space) often feel even clunkier.