Why is the scrollbar style different from the one on the official website?

[LetAmericaGreatAgain]

Why is the scrollbar style different from the one on the official website?

[LetAmericaGreatAgain]

Here is an image of the scrollbar.

[siva-geddada]

this is the opensource one you have to customize yourself

[LetAmericaGreatAgain]

this is the opensource one you have to customize yourself

The example with the slider on PrimeNG's official website doesn't look like this. I followed the tutorial and imported the related CSS files, but the effect is still different from what it looks like on the website. I'm not sure what the reason is.

[LetAmericaGreatAgain]

this is the opensource one you have to customize yourself

The example with the slider on PrimeNG's official website doesn't look like this. I followed the tutorial and imported the related CSS files, but the effect is still different from what it looks like on the website. I'm not sure what the reason is.

There are the css-related files i imported

[siva-geddada]

Just share the screen short here to understand, what are the differences

[LetAmericaGreatAgain]

Just share the screen short here to understand, what are the differences

It is the scrollbar on the official website. The scrollbar on the official website looks different from the one in this project.

[LetAmericaGreatAgain]

This is the scrollbar for this project.

[LetAmericaGreatAgain]

Just share the screen short here to understand, what are the differences

I've figured out the reason: PrimeNG behaves differently in Edge compared to Chrome. In Edge, the scrollbar looks nicer, while in Chrome, it's a bit unattractive. PrimeNG was probably developed with Edge in mind.

[siva-geddada]

No it's not true, primeng dosen't change the apperance based on browser. it's edge defualt behaviour, edge team desgined the scrollbar like the way only slim and nice. Not only primeng you can open any website and see scroll's loock like that only