Found this for a non-jquery top scrollbar: https://jsfiddle.net/nsG5w/3/ https://jsfiddle.net/nsG5w/3/ No license, but looks simple enough to implement. As fo

Found this for a non-jquery top scrollbar: https://jsfiddle.net/nsG5w/3/ https://jsfiddle.net/nsG5w/3/ No license, but looks simple enough to implement. As for the Mac people with no visible scrollbars, I don't know if there's a fix. Maybe you just rely on 95% of them being on trackpads where they're much more likely to notice a horizontal scrolling table than people with scroll wheels. I wish we had some standard but more compact UI affordance to indicate scrollable content without needing a scrollbar. Like an ellipsis for truncated text. But touchscreen phones have definitely driven user behavior to "just try scrolling everything, if it doesn't scroll that's how you know it's not scrollable." Not great for scroll wheels, and I'm sure there are plenty of phone users who have issues with this too. Not everybody is constantly touching everything to see if it works. But the only thing you'll see is sometimes there's a line of text that's only half visible. And with the amount of whitespace everywhere lately, that's not even likely to happen most of the time.