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Ultra slim scrollbars that auto-hide on a traditional monitor with a mouse or trackball input device.
I like the way it works in Gnome, where the scroll bar is very thin but gets thicker when you get near it
Fuck yes. Who the hell thought that was a good idea. Looking at you Steam.
In general, I don't want UIs to change on mouse rollover.