Post #1911874
2026-05-03 09:49 UTC
@mwt @arazil @tj OMG, I couldn't remember the name of the app that did that, and yes, it's Microsoft Lists. A previous work place used it, and I didn't even know that there were nested scroll bars until I complained that I couldn't see everything that my manager and colleague were showing me, because I'd never hovered over the lists in exactly the right position for the scroll bars to appear.
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@jernej__s@infosec.exchange 2026-05-03 12:02
@HollieK72@mastodonapp.uk @mwt@mastodon.nz @arazil@elvenstar.cafe @tj@howse.social Try going to Windows Settings → Accessibility → Visual Effects → Always show scrollbars. It should make the OS slightly less annoying to use. There's a few other useful settings in there, too.