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v1.33.8 Templates doesn't have a scroll bar

Open CoreyCorza opened this issue 1 week ago • 1 comments

Makes it basically impossible to decifer where exactly in the list you currently are

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ComfyUI Frontend Version

v1.33.8

Browser

Chrome/Chromium

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CoreyCorza avatar Nov 25 '25 07:11 CoreyCorza

The scrollbar in the Templates panel is intentionally hidden by CSS (scrollbar-hide), so scrolling works but the scrollbar isn't visible—this is a design choice, not a bug. This can make it hard to navigate long lists, especially if you want to see your position in the list. You can work around this by overriding the CSS in your browser or with a user stylesheet extension. For example, to force scrollbars to show, you can add:

/* Show scrollbars in ComfyUI panels */
.scrollbar-hide {
  scrollbar-width: auto !important; /* Firefox */
}
.scrollbar-hide::-webkit-scrollbar {
  width: 8px !important;
}
.scrollbar-hide::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {
  background-color: #bbb !important;
}

The crash you’re seeing is likely unrelated to the missing scrollbar and is a known Chrome/Chromium frontend regression, especially with large lists or certain browser extensions—even if disabled. Workarounds include fully disabling all extensions, clearing cache, resetting Chrome font size, or trying Firefox/Edge. There’s no universal fix yet for these Chrome-specific crashes in recent versions [source].

Let me know if you want more technical details for a local fix to always show scrollbars by default.

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