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Provide option to force use of system scrollbar styling #32117
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Provide option to force use of system scrollbar styling #32117
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Reworded both the font and scrollbar options for brevity/consistency. |
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Looks good, but should this also apply to Firefox?
This pull request has merge conflicts that must be resolved before it can be merged. |
This pull request has resolved merge conflicts and is ready for review. |
Seems like adding this as a user option should be sort of a last resort to resolving some other way? |
I consider it similar reasoning to the system font option. |
Could it literally be that option? "Use system stuff"? That's probably a bad idea ... just hesistant to add more combinations of options. |
We haven't got negative feedback about the new scrollbars since the 4.3 final release, is this still a complaint users have? |
Well, #33022 |
Adds the ability to opt-out of the styled scrollbars that are present in Safari and Chrome on desktop since #31445
The current styling should have no impact on Firefox desktop or mobile as-is, they use a different styling that is system generated with defined colors.
When opting out of the styling, Chrome will render based on platform/OS system settings, Safari should render a throbber based on macOS settings.