I can't scroll contacts in https://outlook.live.com/people/0/ in Firefox, Chrome, Edge and Opera. I get a visible list of about 12-14 A's but no more contacts than that, and no scroll bar. Can't scroll with mouse pad or mouse. I can click the 'A' to get the alphabet, but when I select another letter, I get the first contact's details for that letter, and the 'All contacts' list disappears. Clicking 'All contacts' does not bring back the list. The only way back to the original, partial list, is to select something other than 'All contacts' on the left pane, then try 'All contacts' again. This brings back the partial list of A's. Update 2022-10-20 (Thu), 8:00 AM: Refreshed page and there is now a scrollbar. Firefox and Chrome confirmed.

20:10 BST 19:10 GMT/ UTC ... here in the UK ... ... and fingers crossed but ... 'Hallelujah' ... It looks like the Contacts Scroll Bar is back and working through OWA via Chrome.

I think your update says a refresh of page on solve the problem for foxfire and chrome. I am still having the problem with Edge.

Agreed. This is a web application that works in a browser. The OS almost definitely does not play a role. Browsers could be an issue, but this is likely just a screw up of accidentally hiding or moving something they shouldn't have.

From my experience don't think this is Windows OS related as I am using an old Windows 7 PC (which of course is not now receiving any Updates) with Chrome Bowser and the same Issues are also present on an Android tablet using either the Mobile Version of Chrome and the OEM Samsung Mobile Browser.

Update 2022-10-20 (Thu), 8:00 AM: Refreshed page in Firefox and there is now a scrollbar. I'm in central Canada. Hopefully this is a broad rollout.

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I can't scroll contacts in https://outlook.live.com/people/0/ in Firefox, Chrome, Edge and Opera.
I get a visible list of about 12-14 A's but no more contacts than that, and no scroll bar.
Can't scroll with mouse pad or mouse.
I can click the 'A' to get the alphabet, but when I select another letter, I get the first contact's details for that letter, and the 'All contacts' list disappears. Clicking 'All contacts' does not bring back the list. The only way back to the original, partial list, is to select something other than 'All contacts' on the left pane, then try 'All contacts' again. This brings back the partial list of A's.

Update

2022-10-20 (Thu), 8:00 AM:

Refreshed page and there is now a scrollbar.

Firefox and Chrome confirmed.

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2022-10-20T19:16:46+00:00

20:10 BST 19:10 GMT/ UTC ... here in the UK ...

... and fingers crossed but ... 'Hallelujah' ... It looks like the Contacts Scroll Bar is back and working through OWA via Chrome.
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2022-10-20T17:07:39+00:00

I think your update says a refresh of page on solve the problem for foxfire and chrome. I am still having the problem with Edge.
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2022-10-20T13:39:05+00:00

Agreed. This is a web application that works in a browser. The OS almost definitely does not play a role. Browsers could be an issue, but this is likely just a screw up of accidentally hiding or moving something they shouldn't have.
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2022-10-20T12:26:46+00:00

From my experience don't think this is Windows OS related as I am using an old Windows 7 PC (which of course is not now receiving any Updates) with Chrome Bowser and the same Issues are also present on an Android tablet using either the Mobile Version of Chrome and the OEM Samsung Mobile Browser.
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2022-10-20T12:13:16+00:00

Update

2022-10-20 (Thu), 8:00 AM:

Refreshed page in Firefox and there is now a scrollbar.

I'm in central Canada. Hopefully this is a broad rollout.
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