+1 Scrollbars are too skinny.
Actually I’ve reconsidered, I like the skinny scrollbars.
I now navigate horizontally via shift + mouse wheel. With my low resolution screen I’ll take every useful pixel I can get.
Anyone ever stop and wonder about the decision-making process to make them skinnier?
And I wonder about the beta process - did all the beta testers say, “Yes! I love the skinny scroll bars!!”.
W10 has a nice way of handling them - they are skinny until moused over, then turn big.
Cubase’s navigational tools are like playing “Operation”. Pretty much the same except for the buzzing. If they added buzzing when you miss a scroller, that’d just be perfect.
+100000 totally does my head in
Now that is frggn hilarious!
So, I’m new here and new to Cubase and at first I thought the small scrollbars were stupid but then by discovering shift+mousewheel I found I had no need for those scrollbars and shift+mousewheel was more accurate anyway. My 2 cents.
nice one! 
+1
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+1. Please give us the option of editing scroll bar width.
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Just another vote to give us full size scroll bars on the mixer window (and how about adding ← and → arrows on each end of the scrollbar like the older versions of Cubase had?). These miniscule scroll bars suck terribly and slow down my workflow ridiculously.
You are a life saver, I never knew about shift - mouse wheel. I was banging my head against the wall trying to navigate with these microscopic scroll bars and now I find out I can just ignore them and use the mouse. Thank you!
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Just got Cubase 12. It appears that the scroll bars are slightly wider. Woo hoo! 
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+1 +1 +1
A very great solution: 99 euros to get 10 pixels more in the scroll-bars!
Whow!!!
It is a great matter of business!!
Perhaps Steinberg would make a better impression by making a small modification (for free !!) even in the previous versions, 11 included.
May be …
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Lolololol
Very much agree with the OP