Do not hide scrollbar if the mouse is being dragged and not yet released. #684
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Hi,
Thanks for the library - it's really useful especially when Chrome removes support for
overflow: overlay.Currently, whenever scrolling ends, the scrollbar is hidden. However, when the user is dragging the scrollbar and has not yet released the mouse, it is better to keep the scrollbar visible so the user can continue dragging - it is more consistent with how the scrollbar works on MacOS.
This PR adds a simple check if the user still drags the scrollbar before hiding it.