white wrote: 2022-06-04, 17:44 UTC
ghisler(Author) wrote: 2022-04-24, 08:08 UTC
They are not actually spin controls, they are just scrollbars. I'm looking for a replacement because Windows 11 doesn't display the up/down triangles until you move the mouse over the control, which is very unfortunate.
Oops ! missed this one, sorry
ghisler(Author) wrote: 2022-06-05, 07:22 UTC
Unfortunately I could not find a better solution. There is a dedicated "UpDown" common control, but it's much worse than the scrollbar. It only works with fixed minimums and maximums, and it can't be controlled via keyboard. Try for example the "Not older than" field in search: Instead of typing a number, you can press Tab to switch the focus to the "spin control" and then use up/down arrows.
Thanks for the clarification!
I've just switched back to light mode to realize that arrows are also hidden by default (I don't change TC configuration as frequently to notice that

)... It's even worst than in dark mode as control background is the same as the window and is totally invisible until the user hover it

Really, what went throught their minds at MS ?!
I think that the famous "auto-hide" toolbar Microsoft implemented some time ago is the culprit
I've tried to change that in Windows settings (Easy of access/ Display / Auto hide scrollbars on Win10 | Accessibility / Visual effects / Always show scrollbars on Win11) but it seems that all apps does not always apply this setting (Explorer and TC does not apply it but Notepad did)
Even with that, I doubt that many users will change this by themselves...
Maybe there is a way to control this behaviour at the control's level and force those scrollbars to be always visible ?