Webkit browsers have the (somewhat limited) ability to manipulate the scrollbars with pseudo-selectors. For everything else, it's JS or deal with whatever horri

Webkit browsers have the (somewhat limited) ability to manipulate the scrollbars with pseudo-selectors. For everything else, it's JS or deal with whatever horribleness that browser gives you. History API is standard, but not usable for a lot of things. I'm on a project that has to play nicely with server-side routing, so we are forced to use hash routing like it's 2001. Likewise, the ability to save state in the builtin History API forces some workarounds and doesn't play too nicely with things like testing.