UI Repaint Issue on Chrome

Postman users reported a UI rendering issue on high-resolution monitors, particularly on Macbook Retina displays, where parts of the interface failed to redraw correctly. The problem, which couldn't be consistently reproduced, was initially thought to be related to high-resolution layout differences or GPU-accelerated rendering. Despite numerous attempts, including CSS hacks and disabling GPU acceleration, the issue persisted until the team discovered it was linked to the styling of Chrome scrollbars, which made them permanently visible, conflicting with OS X's default behavior of showing scrollbars only during scrolling. By altering CSS properties to enhance hardware acceleration, particularly using `-webkit-transform: translate3d(0,0,0);` on elements with overflow: scroll, the team eventually resolved the issue, which will be fixed in App version 1.0.6 and later. The resolution was informed by community feedback and insights from GitHub and Chromium contributors, underscoring the importance of collaboration in troubleshooting complex software issues.

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