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> Has anyone decided to make an official fork of this yet? Guess it's high time to do it! https://github.com/Tomassito/react-custom-scrollbars Any easy way to copy/move PRs or need to ask...

Cool! So how are we proceeding with reviving this project? In the meantime I found this: https://github.com/rejuvenate/rejuvenate/blob/master/README.md

> I'd prefer @malte-wessel just allow some maintainers. It's hard to call any fork official. Like everyone else here, but what are the chances, you reckon?

I could dedicate some of my time too. Using the custom scrolls in production, so I'm actively interested in the project's well-being.

@vdjurdjevic @sakhnyuk We could add that without much effort really. The problem is that at the moment I can't even build the project locally :/ ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37559178/113033618-8144fe80-9191-11eb-9f12-21d8bfea9e01.png) @sakhnyuk I appreciate that...

Hello @EmiM Why not use `this.refs.scrollbars.scrollBottom();` on comonentDidMount , remove the flex styling and order the internal data the way you want before you provide it to the component?

Because the scrollbars can differ in browsers/OS we need to measure the native scrollbar size before we hide it and display the custom one (so that we know how much...

@Denny966 - we haven't heard from sakhnyuk yet, but yeah, the idea behind rc-scrollbars (credit to https://github.com/malte-wessel) is that when you use it, you do not have to make an...

@sakhnyuk If there's no native ones = there's nothing to hide, so no reason for negative margins, hm?

I can confirm that the article that the broken link is pointing to cannot be found in /blog. Guess we could point to the [relevant part](https://beta.reactjs.org/reference/react/useLayoutEffect) of React docs instead?...