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Having the same issue as already raised by others. New Teams version, scroll bar disappeared. It only shows up for seconds when switching between chats and groups. It's hard to get to a group which is far down listed.
Scroll bar also gone within a chat. Need to use the up/down key to find relevant comment within a chat.
Switched back to old Teams version and everything is back fine.
Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
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Same issue here - New Teams is utterly useless. Had to go back to Classic. The only problem is I get a pop-up telling me I still have New Teams installed (unfortunately I can't remove it) and it only gives me two options - switch to New now, or switch to New later. So dumb.
I think this seems to be a new design feature.
The scroll bars seem to appear if you hover your mouse over the active area (chat lists/channel posts).
This is a real pain for those who don't use a mouse. I have had about 8 users in the last week reporting they cannot scroll, with investigation, they don't have a mouse and are using their laptop touch pad.
If they are using that they need to click in the area, grab the scroll bar in channel posts.
In the Chat list - I can't seem to do it with my touch pad AT ALL!
This does not work for those without a mouse - please can it be made to work
'On Hover' is activated by the cursor's position on-screen and is unrelated to the peripheral devices connected to a computer.
'On Hover' doesn't actually work, though. That's the big issue here.
Obviously, that was my point sir. The bug isn't fixed by having a mouse connected to your computer.