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Re: Scrollbars are becoming a problem

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On macOS at least, it's not one change, it's at least four: - scrollbars overlaying the content, rather than having dedicated space - scrollbars that auto-hide when not in use - scrollbars that are initially narrow, then widen when you mouse-over - removal of the scroll buttons That's not including the visual design changes, which are arguably important too (e.g. the scroll "thumb" now has a very flat design rather t…

That's all one change, because they redesigned it once! You can't just pick apart all the elements of the design to claim its multiple changes. I agree the proportional scrollbar was good.

Many changes are still many changes even if they happened at the same time. You can't just lump together all the changes to the design to claim its only one.

Re: Scrollbars are becoming a problem

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I wanted to learn Ableton and have determined that it,s futile unless I get a MIDI controller

Absolutely untrue, but a MIDI keyboard will certainly improve the experience.

I hope you see this, just noticed your reply! Thanks for the encouragement, music production/DJing is something I really want to get into, so encouragement is extremely welcome. :) My problem when I tried using it was that the knobs were really difficult to adjust with my mouse, like it didn’t feel responsive. Am I doing something wrong?

Re: Scrollbars are becoming a problem

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>On Windows, it seems that clicking below the scrollbar is equivalent to scrolling down once. If you want to go all the way to the bottom of the document or webpage, you have to drag the scrollbar all the way down manually. I actually find it kind of annoying. Have you tried changing the behavior in Settings?

Where in Settings?

Ironically, I never ended up finding the setting.
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