Is it just me or are the colored arrows that would appear in the lower right gone? Those beat the heck out of scrolling on my laptop.
Page UP/DOWN arrows missing
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I think these are what you are talking about..... (still there for me... obviously)
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Yup, thanks Sam. Gone for me and they were there a couple days ago. Mystery.
I never noticed them. Maybe at home they were never there.
If I sit in one spot for a few seconds, mine disappear - but as soon as I start scrolling they re-appear.
Strange. I'm only ever on here on my TracFone, so I'm no help.
Exactly the same here. Whether it's on my laptop or on my phone...
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Right, that's how they were for me ... but now it's nothing. Nada.
At home now and yep. As the others said. Guess I just never noticed them before.
Do the arrows show up if, instead of scrolling with the mouse, you use the up and down keyboard arrow keys?
Are you aware of anything that is different between now and when you know you saw them last?
Maybe some input issue from the mouse? Another USB device plugged in?
If you look at "Device Manager", are there any triangle notifications of an issue?
garyg
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There is something different here - there's a quasi-transparent empty pane like for an ad with an X button on it at the bottom of the screen - when I use the X the Up-Down Arrows reappear but then disappear
Now I NEED one of those....
Pray for my long-suffering wife my friend!
But honestly, that would look so COOL next to my Lazyboy...
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Installed an adblocker last week.
I have no clue how to check Device Manager on my chromebook.
I'm sorry, I just assumed you were using some type of Windows Bloatware like I do.
I have no clue about Chromebooks. I know that from the Home Screen you can access device management, but I'd wager that on a Chromebook "device" means connected devices like mobile phones etc, rather than hard drives, USB ports etc.
I have been seeing the same thing for weeks. The quasi-transparent pane.
Best guess is that different platforms/browsers interpret script and display results in a particular way. What I see on Windows 10 Pro running on a PC is going to be different from an iPhone running Safari, an Android running Firefox, a Mac Running Opera, or a Chromebook running, well... Chrome.
Does disabling the adblocker make any difference (it shouldn't)? Can you test in another browser? Or start your browser with a default profile?
I have that same pane on the bottom of my iPad. If I use Safari I can tap the x and the pane disappears and the scroll arrows appear. I use Duck Duck Go and I can tap the x but the pane doesn’t disappear and the scroll arrows don’t work.
I don’t like being tracked by the ad companies, including google, around the internet so I use Duck Duck Go. Ads I could live with but not being tracked. I’ve always thought that the failure of the the x to make the pane disappear using Duck Duck Go was the ad company’s programmed retaliation for my not letting them stalk me.
I use Duck Duck Go on Android, and I have the arrows.
