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> but I also think a scrollbar should be completely configurable userland behavior. It is configurable, right in System Preferences > General. (Or I guess it's
by Wowfunhappy 10mo ago
> but I also think a scrollbar should be completely configurable userland behavior.
It is configurable, right in System Preferences > General. (Or I guess it's "Settings" now on modern systems, don't know what menu it's in there.)
- nkmnz 10mo agoBased on some discussions of users that have already downloaded Tahoe, I was under the impression that this is no longer possible? Also, I think it’s not possible to have the scroll bar outside of the window instead of overlaying some content.
- Wowfunhappy 10mo agoHmm. I haven't used Tahoe myself, but this piece by John Gruber would seem to imply the option still exists. Maybe it got moved? https://daringfireball.net/linked/2026/01/12/macos-26-cut-corner https://daringfireball.net/linked/2026/01/12/macos-26-cut-co...
- nkmnz 10mo agoI dread the day I must find out :) P.S.: seems like the setting still keeps the scroll bar on top of the windows content (e.g. a website), not outside of the content.
- Wowfunhappy 10mo agoTraditionally the setting has moved the scroll bar outside of content. I can’t say for sure what they’ve done in Tahoe, but I’m not sure how else it would work—if the scroll bar is persistent it will persistently cover your content.