> i just want to let you known that this patch not fixed behavior on windows 10. This patch (and the recent change in bug 1977511 that spawned this bug) only matter for **systems that have overlay-style scrollbars turned on**. (Bug 1977511 made those systems switch from overlay to traditional scrollbars, for sites that use a particular CSS syntax; and then this bug here opted Discord out of that switch.) And by default, Windows 10 **defaults to traditional scrollbars**, as I recall; so it wouldn't have been impacted by any of these changes. I believe your screenshot shows how Discord has *always* looked (by default) -- as I recall, Windows 10 uses traditional scrollbars by default. If you're on Windows 10 and you'd prefer overlay-style scrollbars there, the setting to toggle is: `Windows Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Automatically Hide Scroll Bars In Windows.` (turn that setting "on" I believe - "automatic hide" means "overlay-style") With that Windows setting "on", I would expect that Discord should show overlay-style scrollbars in Nightly -- can you confirm that?
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> i just want to let you known that this patch not fixed behavior on windows 10. This patch (and the recent change in bug 1977511 that spawned this bug) only matter for **systems that have overlay-style scrollbars turned on**. (Bug 1977511 made those systems switch from overlay to traditional scrollbars, for sites that use a particular CSS syntax; and then this bug here opted Discord out of that switch.) And by default, Windows 10 **defaults to traditional scrollbars**, as I recall; so it wouldn't have been impacted by any of these changes. I believe your screenshot shows how Discord has *always* looked (by default) -- as I recall, Windows 10 uses traditional scrollbars by default. If you're on Windows 10 and you'd prefer overlay-style scrollbars there, the setting to toggle is: `Windows Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Automatically Hide Scroll Bars In Windows.` (turn that setting "on" I believe - "automatic hide" means "overlay-style") With that Windows setting "on", I would expect that Discord (and most other sites) should show overlay-style scrollbars in Nightly -- can you confirm that?
> i just want to let you known that this patch not fixed behavior on windows 10. This patch (and the recent change in bug 1977511 that spawned this bug) only matter for **systems that have overlay-style scrollbars turned on**. (Bug 1977511 made those systems switch from overlay to traditional scrollbars, for sites that use a particular CSS syntax; and then this bug here opted Discord out of that switch.) And by default, Windows 10 **defaults to traditional scrollbars**, as I recall; so it wouldn't have been impacted by any of these changes. I believe your screenshot shows how Discord has *always* looked (by default) on stock Windows 10 with default settings. If you're on Windows 10 and you'd prefer overlay-style scrollbars there, the setting to toggle is: `Windows Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Automatically Hide Scroll Bars In Windows.` (turn that setting "on" I believe - "automatic hide" means "overlay-style") With that Windows setting "on", I would expect that Discord (and most other sites) should show overlay-style scrollbars in Nightly -- can you confirm that?
> i just want to let you known that this patch not fixed behavior on windows 10. This patch (and the recent change in bug 1977511 that spawned this bug) only matter for **systems that have overlay-style scrollbars turned on**. (Bug 1977511 made those systems switch from overlay to traditional scrollbars, for sites that use a particular CSS syntax; and then this bug here opted Discord out of that switch.) And by default, Windows 10 **defaults to traditional scrollbars**, as I recall; so it wouldn't have been impacted by any of these changes. I believe your screenshot shows how Discord has *always* looked in Firefox on Windows 10 with default settings. If you're on Windows 10 and you'd prefer overlay-style scrollbars there, the setting to toggle is: `Windows Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Automatically Hide Scroll Bars In Windows.` (turn that setting "on" I believe - "automatic hide" means "overlay-style") With that Windows setting "on", I would expect that Discord (and most other sites) should show overlay-style scrollbars in Nightly -- can you confirm that?
> i just want to let you known that this patch not fixed behavior on windows 10. This patch (and the recent change in bug 1977511 that spawned this bug) only matter for **systems that have overlay-style scrollbars turned on**. (Bug 1977511 made those systems switch from overlay to traditional scrollbars, for sites that use a particular CSS syntax; and then this bug here opted Discord out of that switch.) And by default, Windows 10 **defaults to traditional scrollbars**, as I recall; so it wouldn't have been impacted by any of these changes. I believe your screenshot shows how Discord has *always* looked in Firefox on Windows 10 with default settings. (I suppose the site itself may have changed over time, but it's how the current site would always have looked in any version of Firefox on Windows 10.) If you're on Windows 10 and you'd prefer overlay-style scrollbars there, the setting to toggle is: `Windows Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Automatically Hide Scroll Bars In Windows.` (turn that setting "on" I believe - "automatic hide" means "overlay-style") With that Windows setting "on", I would expect that Discord (and most other sites) should show overlay-style scrollbars in Nightly -- can you confirm that?