Hello,
I've regularly noticed that end users initially fail to see the gray scrollbar; especially, in tabular grids.
It would be exceedingly helpful for scrollbars to be customizable.
By making them larger it would be readily apparent that more data exists for the user(s) to scroll through. In addition, allowing developers in the desktop to change the color of the scrollbar would help users more easily interact with such visualizations (specifically tabular grids/table visualization).
For end users, unfamiliar with Powerbi this customization would make the table visualizations' scrollable data more intuitive and allow for swifter interaction with such visualizations.
Unfortunately, at the moment, the gray scrollbars do not capture the eyes of end users interacting with dashboards until further inspection.
Thank you in advance!
-Sue
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