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WKWebView does not support appearance: base-select, so DaisyUI's select falls back to appearance: none and WebKit adds its own menu-list padding. An auto-width select ends up ~25px wider in the Tauri app than in Chromium. A fixed w-18 (63px) renders identically in both engines and still fits the widest option with the caret. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes VOY-99.
WKWebView lacks
appearance: base-select, so DaisyUI's select falls back toappearance: noneand WebKit adds its own menu-list padding, making the auto-refresh select ~25px wider in the Tauri app than on web. A fixedw-18renders identically in both engines and still fits the widest option with the caret.Tauri left, Safari right
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