Making scrolling devices wider, easier to click on, more convenient

Even a little wider would help if it can be done.

The size of these scroll bars is pretty standard and matching their size on other parts of the website, and also their size on other non-bytro websites (e.g. news pages). One would assume that internet users are used to them and expect them in this way.

Have you tried the mouse wheel already? If you don#t have a mouse with wheel it may be worth the invest to deal with those pesky scroll bars on pretty much every site

Mouse wheel if fine if the distance to scroll is not big. If it's big, then more convenient is to use this thing shown on picture.

I do use mouse wheel, but if I need to scroll down like 20 times to get to what I want, with 300+provinces, I would prefer to use something else.

Or with some long espionage reports, where most of info is more or less useless for me (cities and buildings in them).

Is it so hard to make them, at least twice wider? Comparing to browser ones or different, those in CoW are narrower, and that's the thing. Not that easy to use as a result

Im pretty sure you have your answer. As freezy said, it's pretty standard.

It's not standard, it's smaller and playing long time, using computer for long time it makes it harder to use those scrollers, when tired or just generally to click on them.

Actually they are 27% smaller than standard. It would be awesome to make them 20 pxl wide, to make easier to use.

Great research. Though, I've never had an issue grabbing it. Go shooting some trap and improve your hand eye coordination

I did and some other users also, so if You don't have a problem, just use current one. We want it to be at least standard or a bit bigger even, the best

We will discuss in the team.

Until then, you can also configure your mouse wheel to skip more lines when scrolling, which lets you scroll through large chunks faster. Should be in your windows mouse settings.

freezy wrote:

The size of these scroll bars is pretty standard and matching their size on other parts of the website, and also their size on other non-bytro websites (e.g. news pages). One would assume that internet users are used to them and expect them in this way.