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How do I get a bigger static scrollbar (aka normal scrollbar)?How to change color AND width of non overlay scrollbars in Ubuntu 12.04Ubuntu MATE: Where is Vino in dconf?How do you install mate 1.10 from source?Is it possible to restore traditional full-width scrollbars (15.10)How to purge unity and mate from 16.04?Apt unmet dependencies account-plugin-facebook and googleHow do I stop the MATE GUI?How to set Ubuntu Mate account typesHow can I prevent VLC to open file locations when file manager should do it?Inconsistent touch behavior in UIs













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I despise these invisible scrollbars that don't exist until you hover over them and don't show you where you are on the page:



Horrible invisible scroll bars



They are horrible to use over remote desktop.



How do I get real scrollbars? I'm using Mate desktop in Ubuntu 18.04










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  • See if anything in askubuntu.com/questions/775201/… helps.

    – DK Bose
    9 hours ago











  • @endolith What are the names of affected applications?

    – N0rbert
    9 hours ago












  • @N0rbert The screenshot is from FSlint which I guess uses GTK?

    – endolith
    8 hours ago















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I despise these invisible scrollbars that don't exist until you hover over them and don't show you where you are on the page:



Horrible invisible scroll bars



They are horrible to use over remote desktop.



How do I get real scrollbars? I'm using Mate desktop in Ubuntu 18.04










share|improve this question






















  • See if anything in askubuntu.com/questions/775201/… helps.

    – DK Bose
    9 hours ago











  • @endolith What are the names of affected applications?

    – N0rbert
    9 hours ago












  • @N0rbert The screenshot is from FSlint which I guess uses GTK?

    – endolith
    8 hours ago













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I despise these invisible scrollbars that don't exist until you hover over them and don't show you where you are on the page:



Horrible invisible scroll bars



They are horrible to use over remote desktop.



How do I get real scrollbars? I'm using Mate desktop in Ubuntu 18.04










share|improve this question














I despise these invisible scrollbars that don't exist until you hover over them and don't show you where you are on the page:



Horrible invisible scroll bars



They are horrible to use over remote desktop.



How do I get real scrollbars? I'm using Mate desktop in Ubuntu 18.04







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  • See if anything in askubuntu.com/questions/775201/… helps.

    – DK Bose
    9 hours ago











  • @endolith What are the names of affected applications?

    – N0rbert
    9 hours ago












  • @N0rbert The screenshot is from FSlint which I guess uses GTK?

    – endolith
    8 hours ago

















  • See if anything in askubuntu.com/questions/775201/… helps.

    – DK Bose
    9 hours ago











  • @endolith What are the names of affected applications?

    – N0rbert
    9 hours ago












  • @N0rbert The screenshot is from FSlint which I guess uses GTK?

    – endolith
    8 hours ago
















See if anything in askubuntu.com/questions/775201/… helps.

– DK Bose
9 hours ago





See if anything in askubuntu.com/questions/775201/… helps.

– DK Bose
9 hours ago













@endolith What are the names of affected applications?

– N0rbert
9 hours ago






@endolith What are the names of affected applications?

– N0rbert
9 hours ago














@N0rbert The screenshot is from FSlint which I guess uses GTK?

– endolith
8 hours ago





@N0rbert The screenshot is from FSlint which I guess uses GTK?

– endolith
8 hours ago










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Such behavior is expected if you have installed special overlay scrollbar packages.



Remove them with



sudo apt purge overlay-scrollbar overlay-scrollbar-gtk2


and then restart the application.




Below is a comparison of look-and-feel:




  • with overlay-scrollbars




    with <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>





  • without overlay-scrollbars




    without <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>








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  • That worked. You're awesome. I didn't have to reboot, just restart the application.

    – endolith
    8 hours ago










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Such behavior is expected if you have installed special overlay scrollbar packages.



Remove them with



sudo apt purge overlay-scrollbar overlay-scrollbar-gtk2


and then restart the application.




Below is a comparison of look-and-feel:




  • with overlay-scrollbars




    with <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>





  • without overlay-scrollbars




    without <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>








share|improve this answer

























  • That worked. You're awesome. I didn't have to reboot, just restart the application.

    – endolith
    8 hours ago















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Such behavior is expected if you have installed special overlay scrollbar packages.



Remove them with



sudo apt purge overlay-scrollbar overlay-scrollbar-gtk2


and then restart the application.




Below is a comparison of look-and-feel:




  • with overlay-scrollbars




    with <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>





  • without overlay-scrollbars




    without <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>








share|improve this answer

























  • That worked. You're awesome. I didn't have to reboot, just restart the application.

    – endolith
    8 hours ago













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Such behavior is expected if you have installed special overlay scrollbar packages.



Remove them with



sudo apt purge overlay-scrollbar overlay-scrollbar-gtk2


and then restart the application.




Below is a comparison of look-and-feel:




  • with overlay-scrollbars




    with <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>





  • without overlay-scrollbars




    without <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>








share|improve this answer















Such behavior is expected if you have installed special overlay scrollbar packages.



Remove them with



sudo apt purge overlay-scrollbar overlay-scrollbar-gtk2


and then restart the application.




Below is a comparison of look-and-feel:




  • with overlay-scrollbars




    with <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>





  • without overlay-scrollbars




    without <code>overlay-scrollbar</code>









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