And: scrolling in Grafana. The scrollbars are tiny so you can't really grab on to them and drag. OK, so you use the mouse wheel or trackpad instead. If you've

And: scrolling in Grafana. The scrollbars are tiny so you can't really grab on to them and drag. OK, so you use the mouse wheel or trackpad instead. If you've got lots of lines on a graph the key area itself has a little mini-scrollbar. So as you're scrolling down, all of a sudden your mouse is over that little area and it starts scrolling instead. It probably doesn't have much content to scroll but it doesn't matter, the page won't scroll while you're over that area so you have to move your mouse to some other part of the screen and try again. OK, so you think you'll put your mouse in the navigation area on the left or something and use the trackpad there, as there won't be any little scrollable areas going by there. But if you place your mouse on the left-hand navigation pane, that doesn't scroll the window. So you really have to place your mouse in the actual content area to scroll using the trackpad, and just deal with the above "sticking" effect. Infuriating. (Using macOS Chrome with a mouse with a scroll wheel and trackpad)