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Support for the scrollbar-colorCSS Property which would let the browser color the scrollbar as per the application requirements.
Mozilla Firefox (since ver. 64) has supported this and the following browsers are implementing it presently in their present, next release or one of the future releases:
Mozilla Firefox: Since version 64 (Partially Implemented, light and dark aren't working, but color scrollbars do).
Chromium/Google Chrome: To be implemented (tracked feature status here, partial support with prefix -webkit-).
Apple Safari: 15 Technical Preview (To be implemented, partial support with prefix -webkit-).
Microsoft Edge: (same as Chrome/Chromium).
It's essentially 2 colors added using the scrollbar-color CSS Property (It's a kinda-trial, I'm not as well versed in how CSS works here, so forgive me for that):
html, body {
scrollbar-color: $primary$secondary;
/* first color is the thumb/scroller part, and the second is the scrollbar background part.*/
}
MDN Documentation about scrollbar-colorhere.
CanIUse about scrollbar-colorhere.
CSSWG Draft on scrollbar-colorhere.
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Support for the
scrollbar-color
CSS Property which would let the browser color the scrollbar as per the application requirements.Mozilla Firefox (since ver.
64
) has supported this and the following browsers are implementing it presently in their present, next release or one of the future releases:64
(Partially Implemented,light
anddark
aren't working, but color scrollbars do).-webkit-
).15 Technical Preview
(To be implemented, partial support with prefix-webkit-
).It's essentially 2 colors added using the
scrollbar-color
CSS Property (It's a kinda-trial, I'm not as well versed in how CSS works here, so forgive me for that):MDN Documentation about
scrollbar-color
here.CanIUse about
scrollbar-color
here.CSSWG Draft on
scrollbar-color
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