- On a touch screen including a laptop you can scroll with your finger.
- Space scrolls down several lines.
- Scroll wheel
- Up and down arrows scroll down a line at a time.
- Page up and page down scroll down almost an entire page leaving what was the bottom-most section previously now the topmost section so that readers aren't disoriented or lost. Some apps let you configure this overlap size.
- If you like vim you can add extensions to your browser and use j and k.
- Home and End keys go to the very top and very end respectively.
- Windows you can hold down middle mouse and drag to scroll. This isn't common in linux where people rely on middle mouse paste but is possible to configure
In general however you do it grabbing the scrollbar in chrome is inefficient. You must grab a smallish UI element on the side of your screen. Your keyboard and mouse are always at hand.
Scrollbars are a better visual indication of the ability to scroll than a way to actuate said scrolling. This is why they are smaller. Even thicker scrollbars were still a small part of the screen.
If I can't drag the scroll bar to the bottom, what other ways are there to scroll all the way down fast?
(Other than using another browser of course.)