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I usually have them disabled too, yeah. I think with modern cursor devices they become redundant— you don't need a UI element to move around the document with t
by aylmao 6y ago
I usually have them disabled too, yeah. I think with modern cursor devices they become redundant— you don't need a UI element to move around the document with the mouse/trackpad, because the mouse/trackpad usually has built-in scrolling with a wheel or gesture. I can see how in the past they were a necessary element though.
- jonny_eh 6y agoThey're useful for at least knowing what IS scrollable and how much more distance there is left to scroll.