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There are workarounds for this, e.g. `gtk-primary-button-warps-slider=false` in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini But I agree that it is obnoxious. I still haven'

There are workarounds for this, e.g. `gtk-primary-button-warps-slider=false` in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini But I agree that it is obnoxious. I still haven't found a working GTK3 theme which is (a) dark (b) not "flat" and (c) has usable scrollbars. XFCE-Dusk is almost there, but seems to have been broken by newer GTKs, so I'm currently using Vertex-Dark.

newnewpdro 8y ago
That helps, thanks, though I hear this kind of thing is going away in GTK4. The developers are actively hostile to retaining any functionality unused by the defaults, regardless of how impactful that functionality may be for the minority using them. I simply don't comprehend how one reconciles that attitude with accessibility needs, when accessibility is inherently giving a fuck about the minority. It might be a simple matter of scarcity in developer resources. I presume most of the people bitching about GTK/GNOME in forums like these are actually capable of hacking on the project but don't, myself included. So maybe we should just be more appreciative of what we do have, there's nothing to refund after all.