This auto-hidden attribute makes everything slower and many times we don’t have any idea that there are some extra options/content exist in a window as the scroll bar is automatically hidden. So basically the scroll bar appears when you interact with it.
In other words, the scroll bar is not displayed by default but when you move your mouse cursor, a tiny scroll bar appears and when you hover mouse cursor over it, the full scroll bar is shown on screen. If you are working in a UWP app (also known as modern/metro/universal/XAML/Windows Store app), Settings app or Start Menu, you notice that the scroll bar is set to auto-hidden. ⇒ This app will be able to observe the actions related to the interface in order to detect the currently active app and then provide contextual functioning and per-app settings.This is one of the most annoying things in Windows 10. ⇒ This app will be able to perform gestures in order to automatically scroll screen by a series of emulated gestures. ✓ This app requires the accessibility service permission in order to be able to scroll the screen. The screen will keep scrolling until the user touches the screen again.
This app helps users with physical disabilities and muscle fatigue to automatically and easily scroll the screen in all directions by a simple tap. ✓ Select a scrollable area (when there is more than one on the screen). This new feature will be added as a system-wide functionality so it can be used with all other apps, and can easily be activated or deactivated. Auto Scroll allows you to scroll automatically the content on your screen by a simple tap on the widget, and you can also jump to top or bottom of the page.
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