I personally find it extremely frustrating and annoying beyond any reason that I have to “hunt” for the bar every few seconds when I’m working with the manager, especially since it’s so thin and requires a little bit of precision to grab (like everything else in Cubase)
Does anyone know what is the reasoning behind it? Is there a way it’s supposed to make the workflow better? Is it saving some prescious space for something else? Am I missing something?
p.s. I’m only half joking. I find working without a (real or virtual) mouse wheel on a modern computer very frustrating. And when having to use a touch pad, I always enable two finger swiping as a scrolling gesture.
Doing that spares me the frustration of having to get involved in the battle with hiding scroll bars.
I find these disappearing scroll bars extremely annoying throughout Cubase. In the inspectors, there’s often not even a need for a scroll bar, but they’ve shoved one of these things in just for the hell of it.
They should stick to OS built in controls, but we’re shouting at walls.