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I disagree, I identify almost every single page by URL.--[[User:Jacobzcoool|Jacobzcoool]] 15:24, 31 July 2009 (UTC) | I disagree, I identify almost every single page by URL.--[[User:Jacobzcoool|Jacobzcoool]] 15:24, 31 July 2009 (UTC) | ||
I really enjoy the new mockups but I have always been annoyed by those clunky scrollbars. Especially on my netbook I often encounter webpages that are exactly 1024 px wide, which means Firefox (or any other Browser) cannot display the page completely because of the few pixels the right-hand scrollbar takes up and therefore creates a bottom scrollbar (that again takes up a lot of screen real estate) just to scroll a few pixels to the right. | |||
Since you have got a mouse with a scrollwheel on most systems or some sort of mousepad gesture for scrolling, having scrollbars that limit the space available for a webpage seems unnecessary. I would suggest fading the standard scrollbars out (and not having them affect the way your page is displayed) until you move the courser near them. | |||
Another option would be creating skinny black bars similar to the ones on the iPhone version of Safari when moving on a webpage. They could fade in and be graspable when hovering near them or when scrolling with your mousewheel to give a perception of the length of the webpage. (Check out this mockup: [[Media:Scrollbar_fade.jpg]]) | |||
I would appreciate a change like that very much, especially in fullscreen mode. | |||
--[[User:Leerlaufprozess|Leerlaufprozess]] 20:47, 31 July 2009 (UTC) | |||