Custom Scrollbars — Wesley Branton

Many users have asked me to include the ability to set a custom scrollbar width, which is currently possible on Chromium-based browsers. I'd LOVE to be able to do this, but currently the standard that Firefox is using does not support that functionality. If this is something that you want to see added to the standard so that Firefox can add this feature, consider leaving a like or comment on this GitHub issue.

Some users have suggested more customization options, like setting specific widths or changing just the arrow button colours. While I would love to have more customization options and that type of customization is possible in other browsers, unfortunately, it's not possible in Firefox.

Firefox's scroll bar customization settings are in their very early "experimental" stages. I hope that the Firefox developers will eventually add a lot more customization options in the future and I will continue to add more features as they become available.

Some users have also brought up some issues with Facebook. When they introduced their new (and ugly) new design, they decided to build their own scrollbars instead of using the standard browser ones. They did this to have full control over the look and bahaviour of the scrollbars. Unfortunately, this means that the add-on is not able to customize their scrollbars.

Many users have requested that I make this add-on available for other browsers as well. I'm happy to confirm that the add-on should works on Chromium-based browsers and is now available on other add-on stores. To see a list of the supported browsers, click here.