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Your site has no visible scroll bar. What was your design reason for hiding it? It's probably one of the most useful controls to use on a site. You should track
by nickjj 8y ago
Your site has no visible scroll bar. What was your design reason for hiding it? It's probably one of the most useful controls to use on a site. You should track its usage with your own analytics.
Or for now, track how many people moved their mouse to where they expected to see and use a scroll bar, noticed there was none and then closed the page.
- aaaaaaaaaaab 8y ago>You should track its usage with your own analytics. I appreciate the joke, but don't give them ideas. Since one can't normally track interactions with the scrollbar, I wouldn't be surprised if they were to implement their own "scrollbar" from DIVs to be able to track if the user had dragged it. Just put back the built-in scrollbar. Period.
- soared 8y agoYou don't track the scrollbar itself, just scroll depth by quartile https://www.simoahava.com/analytics/scroll-depth-trigger-google-tag-manager/ https://www.simoahava.com/analytics/scroll-depth-trigger-goo...
- aaaaaaaaaaab 8y agoThis can’t differentiate between scrolling via the scrollbar and other means (keyboard, trackpad, mouse wheel).
- vallode 8y agoLikely also the same reason he disabled outlines on all input. Because people think they are ugly without any thought devoted to accessibility.
- tatami 8y agoI see a scroll bar there, on Firefox.
- pcmaffey 8y agoWoops, not intentional, scrollbar is back.