The Subscription Panel works fine when you have widescreen monitor. On regular monitor it's impractical.

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>Actually... with all of these being optional - we're able to turn them on/off at will, why take both sides of the browser window? The left side is usually occupied only one-third, and the right side only one half. So... putting them all on one side (optional?) would make me change my mind. Presently, my "subscription panel" (which is a serious misnomer - I'm getting my subscription emails annually, I don't need them every time I look at UT... or is it something that only PUTMs can see?... ah, it's the things I have selected to see... but then I have selections elsewhere too so... never mind) us turned off, because I'd have to widen the browser seriously to have my messages area wide enough so I wouldn't have to scroll horizontally to read them, but then some other sites would appear too wide and reading would be as much exercise as watching tennis from short distance.
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>I have a solution for that, my right monitor is upright, so I can keep one instance of browser there and so have cinemascope websites on the landscape monitor and textual ones on the portrait one. But I guess if we're already on the subject, why not see if someone else agrees.