Perhaps, Microsoft’s intention for introducing such a feature was to minimize distractions for users, while using their Windows devices. The only time you may see the scrollbars is when you move the cursor close to the edge of a window, and they usually disappear after a few seconds. By default, these scrollbars don’t appear while viewing applications or pages that don’t need them.
Today, Windows 10 is intelligent enough to know which pages or applications you are currently using need scrollbars. Scrollbars help you move across the screen according to your choice. The best example to illustrate this is the conscious scrollbars. Some of the prominent features that are part of the Fluent Design System in Windows 10 are the conscious controls.Įssentially, these smart features help to distinguish movements across your computer, and then try to judge your intent so that the control can adapt to the environment and respond accordingly.
This new design has brought along several changes. Windows 10 is a constantly evolving operating system, and the driver of the evolution is the Fluent Design System.
