1. Clear Browser Cache and Disable Cache While you’ve already tried CTRL + SHIFT + R, sometimes Chrome’s cache can still cause issues, especially with images and assets. Here’s an additional way to clear the cache:

Open Chrome DevTools: F12 or CTRL + SHIFT + I Go to the Network tab. Check the Disable cache checkbox (it will only work while DevTools is open). Reload the page and check if the problem persists. If clearing the cache doesn't work, try forcing a fresh load of all resources without relying on the cache.

2. Check for CSS Changes or Recent Updates Since the issue only popped up recently, it could be related to a change in your CSS or updates to your code. Consider the following:

Recent code changes: Did you change the CSS, HTML, or JavaScript related to the selection tab? New browser update: Chrome might have updated itself recently and introduced a rendering change or bug. CSS rules or overrides: Inspect whether a CSS rule (such as position, float, margin, padding, transform, etc.) is conflicting and behaving differently across browsers. 3. Inspect with Chrome DevTools Use Chrome's built-in Developer Tools to identify if there are any CSS rendering issues.

Open Chrome DevTools (F12 or CTRL + SHIFT + I). Go to the Elements tab and select the element (the image or tab) that's being affected. Check the computed styles for the element to see if any styles are being overridden, or if unexpected values are being applied. Pay attention to box model issues like padding, margin, border, and positioning values. In the Console tab, check if there are any errors or warnings related to loading the image or styles. 4. Look for Browser-Specific Issues Sometimes browsers behave differently with certain CSS properties, especially around layout and positioning. Try these steps:

Check for browser-specific prefixes: Make sure your CSS properties are compatible across browsers. For example, use -webkit- prefixes for certain properties in Chrome if they are not fully standardized. Use box-sizing: border-box;: This can help normalize the box model across browsers and prevent issues with padding or margins affecting element size.