[NeoCZ]

I just tried it and scrolling works without any problem (using both touchpad and mouse wheel). I usually scroll using touch, but sometimes I also use mouse so scrollbar might be a good idea. I really like how it's done in latest Win10 update (it might be there before). One example is start menu (in desktop mode) - you see just very think scrollbar that gets bigger if you hover over it with cursor (might be part of Fluent design). This would keep it thin so users can see audio track icons and only when they hover over it it might partially hide them...