As a developer, making users aware that a UI box is scrollable is really important, or else they can easily miss content by not scrolling.
But for some reason it has been decided that the native behaviour on mobile devices is to fade the scrollbar once the scrollingframe is no longer being interacted with.
There should be a way to disable this behaviour without recreating a custom scrollbar from scratch since I would like to make the user aware that this is in fact a scrollingframe at all times.
I’m gonna link the post where a staff member asks for a feature request to be made about this case.
In the post, the staff member [stadium_parkour] mentions that good UI/UX design should have the last row slightly cut off to help convey that the UI is a scrolling frame. And while I do agree with this sentiment entirely, scrollingframes can have potentially varying frame sizes because our game has to accommodate to an exceptionally large amount of possible resolutions. And we can’t always design our scrollingframes with this guarantee in mind, sometimes it would just be simpler to have the scrollbar always visible and call it a day.