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I wouldn't say it's wrong in the examples above - I want to have the same padding on both sides, and not the padding + scrollbar gutters on one side. There's a

by jacobr 4y ago

I wouldn't say it's wrong in the examples above - I want to have the same padding on both sides, and not the padding + scrollbar gutters on one side. There's also `scrollbar-gutter: stable` to always reserve space for the scrollbar. It's not supported in Safari, but macOS uses overlay scrollbars by default anyway so it doesn't really matter.

chrismorgan 4y ago
It’s wrong, because 100vw is the document width plus any scrollbar width (including via scrollbar-gutter). If you have a body with zero padding and a vertical scrollbar, then 100vw > 100% except on platforms with overlay scrollbars. On Windows, this is likely to mean that or a 1000px-wide body, 100vw will be 1017px.