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> Yes, MacOS Has them set as "Only Show When Scrolling" by default, which is probably the most ridiculous setting. I have used MacOS every day for 10 years and
by LeanderK 3y ago
> Yes, MacOS Has them set as "Only Show When Scrolling" by default, which is probably the most ridiculous setting.
I have used MacOS every day for 10 years and i've never, except in exceptional circumstances, used the scrollbar to scroll. I don't see anybody in my circle using it. They all have the "Only Show When Scrolling" setting on.
I don't think this is ridiculous and I would enable the setting if turned off by default.
I also spend 99% percent of my time in full-screen mode in safari, vscode or terminal. So the top bar is also hidden by default. I think this is much more focused.
- Podgajski 3y agoThe scroll bar, for me at. least, is also used to gauge how far along in a document I am. So its use is more than just for moving. If I have to find out here I am in a document by scrolling that just means extra effort on my part.
- LeanderK 3y agoit might be how you're using the computer. It shows by touching (not scrolling) the trackpad (and if I correctly remember also the magic mouse?).