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On Mac OS X Lion, in Safari, scroll bars are hidden by default. They are only shown when you start to scroll, using either the arrow keys or the two-finger-drag
by roryokane 14y ago
On Mac OS X Lion, in Safari, scroll bars are hidden by default. They are only shown when you start to scroll, using either the arrow keys or the two-finger-drag gesture. So if the page looks complete and you don't try to scroll because of that, you have no indication that there is more to the page.
Edit: the scroll bar is also shown briefly when the page finishes loading.
- handelaar 14y agoReasonable people would, in my humble opinion, consider that a failing of your insane OS, and not of the producer of the web page.
- sbornia 14y agoIt feels pretty natural though, when you get used to it. Doesn't bother at all. OSX's scrolling I mean.
- Zr40 14y agoThe scroll bar also briefly appears when switching tabs.