We probably can't actually fix it completely, but we can at least make it slightly more usable for affected people.
A simple workaround seems to be adding a option which forces scrollbars to be always visible, since the old scrollbars (pre-0.10) seem to work fine.
[Issue created by Pidgeot: 2015-05-18]
[Last updated on bitbucket: 2015-05-19]
[Comment created by Pidgeot: 2015-05-19]
Added an Options menu, moved update frequency and auto-download of baselines
Move Launcher category from advanced tab to menu (defaults > File, autoclose > Options)
Add option to always show scrollbars (fixes #89, hopefully)
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[Comment created by Pidgeot: 2015-05-18]
It's worth a shot, I suppose. Attaching a build here for testing...
[Comment created by jmorgensen: 2015-05-18]
That really is weird. Possibly move Scrollbar.set inside the if?
http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=126076.msg6236267#msg6236267
We probably can't actually fix it completely, but we can at least make it slightly more usable for affected people.
A simple workaround seems to be adding a option which forces scrollbars to be always visible, since the old scrollbars (pre-0.10) seem to work fine.
[Issue created by Pidgeot: 2015-05-18] [Last updated on bitbucket: 2015-05-19]
[Comment created by Pidgeot: 2015-05-19] Added an Options menu, moved update frequency and auto-download of baselines Move Launcher category from advanced tab to menu (defaults > File, autoclose > Options) Add option to always show scrollbars (fixes #89, hopefully)
→ <<cset 5e5f0a4d4835>>
[Comment created by Pidgeot: 2015-05-18] It's worth a shot, I suppose. Attaching a build here for testing...
[Comment created by jmorgensen: 2015-05-18] That really is weird. Possibly move
Scrollbar.setinside theif?