Ui.scrollToClick

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Background

In Mac OS X, the behavior of clicking inside the scrollbar is determined by a system preference (“Click in the scrollbar to:”). Recent work removing native scrollbars in Mozilla caused this to be ignored, but the preference was re-implemented as a feature controlled by the “Look and Feel” object. If this preference is not set, the system preference is read; otherwise, this preference’s setting takes precedence.

Possible values and their effects

True

Clicking on a scrollbar (not dragging the scrollbar’s “thumb”) will scroll to the view corresponding to the clicked point.

False

Clicking on a scrollbar will increment the view up or down by a page, unless using the middle mouse button or holding shift (in which case the view will jump directly to the position corresponding to the clicked point). (Default)

First checked in

2007-04-11 by Asaf Romano

Has an effect in

  • Mozilla Firefox (nightly trunk builds since 2007-04-11)

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