hey I found out that you can use window.scrollTo(0, 0); to scroll to the top of something - if you used a sideways slider that used %s to determine the X and Y values you could create a very simple and custom scrollbar!
The scrollTo() idea is clever in concept, but it would require building an entire custom scrollbar system from scratch - tracking mouse events, calculating thumb positions, handling all scroll interactions... We actually explored workarounds like this months ago and decided the effort wasn't worth it given Firefox's intentional limitations. Let's write that petition!
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oh scroll(0,0); works as well btw
The scrollTo() idea is clever in concept, but it would require building an entire custom scrollbar system from scratch - tracking mouse events, calculating thumb positions, handling all scroll interactions... We actually explored workarounds like this months ago and decided the effort wasn't worth it given Firefox's intentional limitations. Let's write that petition!