Question About the UI: Scrollbar Gone from G-code List

[gbartsch]

The scrollbar has been removed from the g-code listing and scrolling the list requires using the mouse scroll wheel. Because of my disability I cannot easily use the scroll wheel so moving up and down the list is very difficult.

Would someone be able to put the scrollbar back?

[Phaedrux]

You mean here? https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Reference/Gcodes

What browser/version are you using?

I still see a scroll bar on Chrome, but the touch point is very small because of the long length of the page.

[gbartsch]

@Phaedrux Thank you. I use Vivaldi (uses Chrome engine) but even using Chrome I can't see any scrollbar when I mouse over the g-code pane like I do when I mouse over the main pane on the far left. I use W10.

[Phaedrux]

Ah I see what you mean. One for @T3P3Tony

[Norder]

@gbartsch
If you are having trouble turning the mouse wheel because of your physical limitations, try clicking the mouse wheel. This changes the cursor to a circle with up and down directional arrows. Now all you have to do is move the mouse up or down and the website or section of a website will move continuously without having to hold down any mouse button.

[gbartsch]

@Norder Thank you for the suggestion. Because I accidentally would click the scroll wheel I covered it so I cannot click it. I'd take a picture of my mouse and how I use it but it's filthy and beaten up after years of use and subsequent additional modifications. The simplest solution for all - and one that would not inconvenience anyone because the two scrolling methods could work together - is to put scrollbars back. I hope the devs can do that.

[gbartsch]

@Phaedrux Thank you Sir

[Phaedrux]

If you click within the side bar area you can then use the spacebar to shift the list downwards and shift-spacebar to shift it upwards a page at a time.

[Norder]

And with the keyboard arrow keys you can generally move up and down the entire website line by line.
If you click with the normal mouse pointer (arrow) in the area of the website where the scroll bar is missing, then you only move this area with the arrow keys on the keyboard.

[gbartsch]

@Norder Oh thank you! This is very good and even easier than picking a scrollbar (if one existed). Because normally I click a scrollbar before using arrow keys I didn't even think to try this because said scrollbar didn't exist. Your suggestion is quite perfect - thank you again.