https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=416003
--- Comment #15 from Nate Graham <n...@kde.org> --- I think the people here talking about a overly thin scrollbars in their *web browser*--particularly if that web browser is Firefox--may be suffering from a misconception. We are able to style Firefox's scrollbar via our Breeze-GTK theme, but we are unable to make it any wider. So the best we can do is to make the overly-thin 10px wide scrollbar in Firefox be a Breeze-styled overly thin 10px wide scrollbar. The scrollbar being ridiculously thin is a Firefox issue and unfortunately we can't correct it in our styling. In Qt apps, we don't have this problem because we have full control over the scrollbar's visuals and sizing. So allow me to point out that the scrollbars in Breeze-styled Qt apps are not actually narrow at all; the clickable area itself is 44 pixels wide--over 4 times the thickness of Firefox's somewhat absurd scrollbar--even if the bar itself is *visually* somewhat narrow. This interactive click area is very generous--by design--and much more so than the scrollbars you get in GTK apps or even on macOS these days. And let me also repeat that if you are using a high-DPI screen and find the Breeze scrollbars in Qt apps too small, this is because you haven't set the display scaling properly and so everything else will be too small as well; once you set the scale properly everything--including scrollbars--will appear at the correct intended size. The use case of wanting only scrollbars to be huge but nothing else isn't something we plan to support, as it breaks the intended size relationships between objects. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
