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Hi,
First at all, I don’t have any idea of programation computers, web design or computer O.Systems. :slight_smile:

Well, lets go.

I’m a left handed user (like milions people around the world, we are the 10%) and I like to use my lefthanded vertical mouse. ( one german design) :slight_smile:

I use windows 10. I prefer to wait the netx Wind version.

We are at the year 2025 and i don’t understand why we have the lefthanded people problems with something programmable like the computers, web navigators, operative systems, app’s, smartphones op systems, etc,
Yep, someone invented a f*****g lefhanded scissors… and some more stupid things for makakos, applause, gñeee…

Anyone can tell me, what is happening? and why?,

It is so difficult programming an scrollbar to the left side at a freesoftware navigator?,

I like to much Brave, its great… the best web nav.
but finnally i will need to pay any other because I’m part of a minority of users?.

Is a mocosoft windows conspiration to dominate the world?.

Maybe the Ilumminatis, the masons, the democrats, the republicans, the rockefellers and the rotschilds… are they all of them not lefhanded?, oh man, the anunaky and aliens are here…

Maybe the computer programmers are all they right handed people and they don’t care or don’t think about it…

And what hapen whit the lefhanded programmers, whats up with them?.

Nobody thinked anytime about it?

unsolved misteries…

Thanks for readme,

PS. Hey you, think, dear lefhanded programmer.

WE ARE THE 10%

Don’t forget it.

:wink:

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i did NOT know this!
I have a few friends that are left-handed and I thought it was pretty common lolll

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Not sure what is your complaint. I am right-handed, but I use the mouse to the left side of the lopsided keyboard, so I’m using the mouse with my left hand. Keyboards are lopsided, because on the right they have the arrow and number keypads. Using the mouse to the right of the keyboard has my arm at an angle instead of straight forward. Less fatigue if my arm is straight forward, so I put the mouse to the left of the keyboard. However, my hands are reversed, so I configure the mouse in Windows to reverse the mouse buttons (left becomes right, right becomes left).

Run: main.cpl
Buttons tab.
Enable “Switch primary and secondary buttons” option.

Some video games do not honor the button orientation configured in Windows. They directly control the mouse instead of get the events from Windows. However, web browsers should get the mouse events from the OS, so switching the button orientation in the OS will also switch the buttons in the web browser.

The position of the [vertical] scrollbar has nothing to do with whether you are left- or right-handed. Your eyes are not affixed to the orientation of your hands.

Reply to focus on just WHAT you want changed in Brave. Does not appear a left- or right-hand orientation issue, but instead you want a page element, the scrollbar, moved from the right to the left side. Scrollbars on the right-side is the norm in all web browsers.

Brave permits injecting scripts into web pages. Might work, might not.

Settings → Shields → Content filtering → Scriptlets → Custom scriptlets → Add new scriptlet

I don’t know much about using scriptlets to modify web pages. Someone elsewhere mentioned using:

body {
overflow: auto;
direction: rtl;
}

body>* {
direction: ltr;
}

I’ve see more CSS tricks on swapping the position of the vertical scrollbar mentioned at:
Position Vertical Scrollbars on Opposite Side with CSS
How to Change the Position of Scrollbar using CSS?

More info on scriptlets in Brave is documented at Using custom scriptlets to make the Web work the way you want. Looks like you have to write the script into a .js file, and then add it to the list of custom scriptlets in Brave. Since sites can modify the scrollbar(s) in their web pages, perhaps a scriptlet could move the scrollbar from the right to the left side of the web page. I don’t know if scriptlets can effect changes specified by CSS.

I know there are plenty of users that code CSS files for Firefox to modify its GUI or behaviors. Maybe scriptlets is how you modify web pages to change the position of their scrollbar element(s).

I did not see a setting under brave://flags to move the position of the vertical scrollbar (from left to right), or move the horizontal scrollbar (from bottom to top).

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Hi,

I Wanted to say the scroll bar, to change it.

on the left side of the Brave,

Thankyou for readme