OS version: Ubuntu 24.04.3 (w/ Wayland or X11), App version: 9.2.0
Resizing the main OnlyOffice window on Ubuntu 24 is exceedingly difficult. The interactive region used for window resizing appears to be only 1–2 pixels in width, which makes adjusting either the horizontal or vertical dimensions impractical. Resizing from the lower-right corner—where both axes can typically be adjusted simultaneously—is nearly impossible under these conditions.
Although keyboard- and mouse-based shortcuts provide a partial workaround, they are not suitable for non-technical or standard users. I have reviewed and tested various configuration options within OnlyOffice, but none have mitigated the issue. OnlyOffice is the only application I know exhibiting this behavior.
Due to this limitation, I ultimately reverted to using LibreOffice. However, I would prefer to return to OnlyOffice, as its overall interface and particularly its smooth scrolling offer significant advantages in my case.
It is also important to note that numerous other applications (I work exclusively on Ubuntu/Linux) do not exhibit this problem. Attributing it to GNOME, GTK, or related system components does not appear to be a valid argument as other apps using these work fine.
Is there any known solution or effective workaround for this issue?