Thanks for reminding me, Learn.Microsoft.Com, that I needed to do this on my workstation's as well:

1. Go to about:config

2. Search for the setting: layout.css.scrollbar-width-thin.disabled

2.a. Just searching for "thin" should be enough to find the setting.

3. Toggle from "false" (its default) to "true".

Reload the page whose front end designers made the scrollbars thin, to get proper normal scrollbars on it.

If you need to deactivate half of the system setting, uninstall dozen of useless pre installed stuff, get into registry and/or group policies just to make Windows 11 acceptably annoying, then the whole "yeah but Linux is harder to setup" has poorly aged pretty fast.

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