Formatting bug in window with reduced width

There seems to be a formatting issue when reducing the width of a BlueBeam window (e.g. when having bluebeam occupy only half the screen). The buttons for 'next page' and 'last page' disappears behind a drop-down menu, when there would be enough space to just allow for them to be directly accessible:

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