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> I have a strong preference that webpages don't try to style the scrollbar (with exceptions when it really makes sense). That's the crux of the problem: the o
by nordsieck 7y ago
> I have a strong preference that webpages don't try to style the scrollbar (with exceptions when it really makes sense).
That's the crux of the problem: the only time a website makes changes to the scrollbar is when the author thinks it makes sense.
I just disagree all of the time.
- Springtime 7y agoOne site I've thought it made sense was in Discord, which acts as a properly themed web app and where the clash of certain native scrollbars would be jarring (eg: bright scrollbars on a dark theme). That said the scroll bar it uses for the user list is microscopic compared to the one used for the message log, which is a baffling decision. For every other regular site, and even most web apps, I always prefer native, for Windows.