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Yeah annoys me too. You can turn them back on everywhere in Settings -> Appearance -> Show scroll bars always.

• markus_zhang 2y ago
  Yeah that was already done. But it doesn't help too much. They kinda still fade in and out sometimes -- but I can't get a proof right now. In addition, they are still too narrow.
  • markus_zhang 2y ago
    OK at least VSCode still does this -> - Turned on "Always show Scrollbar" in MacOS setting - Turned on "visible" in VSCode for vertical scrollbars Check the explorer window -> scrollbar doesn't show up unless your mouse somehow touches the area. But this is probably a VSCode thing though.
    • saratogacx 2y ago
      That isn't a VSCode thing. I have "always how scroll bars" enabled at the OS level and across many apps it only shows when the mouse is over the scrollable area. You know, because the accessibility setting is really just a poorly worded suggestion now.
      • hnthrowaway0315 2y ago
        Wait, does that mean there is an option to actually always show scroll bars under Accessibility? I need to check it out.
• hbn 2y ago
  This is actually a kind of important setting to turn on if you're doing web development. At my work the developers use MacBooks and it's not rare to get bug reports about double scrollbars and whatnot which are caused by certain nested views with bad CSS, but it wasn't caught before release because the developer doesn't have scrollbars turned on, so you don't see it until a Windows user tries it.