Besides having to um, drag the mouse, is there an issue with simply dragging the visible scroll thumb/knob/thingy down or up? That said, my preferred way to get

Besides having to um, drag the mouse, is there an issue with simply dragging the visible scroll thumb/knob/thingy down or up? That said, my preferred way to get to a part of a page is CTRL+F, which really should be updated to automatically OCR images at some point in the future. It's a shame we call sites inaccessible in 2019 when we can sometimes fix such problems automatically. I'm not saying it's a permanent or good fix, but nobody's going to go into web.archive.org to update the alt text that wasn't provided in the first place... there are browser extensions, and JAWS apparently does it, but we shouldn't need to turn to commercial tools, it should be baked into the OS and browsers so it can be used more easily. And for sites that override Ctrl+F, there should be a way to override that in the addressbar as if it's a privacy/security setting, on a per-site basis. Actually, you could add such a setting for scrollbars too, but there should be limits somewhere or the settings list would just become about:config or the Registry. /endrant