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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 23English

    A brief history of Windows scroll bar shortcuts

    Windows scroll bars have evolved from basic arrow and drag operations to include a right-click context menu and Shift+click shortcut for jumping to positions, introduced in Windows 7. However, as custom scroll bar implementations proliferated across frameworks like Electron, WPF, and WinUI, these convenient shortcuts became inconsistently supported, fragmenting the user experience.

    By Raymond Chen