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Chipes Onderdonk
This is based on my experience with the Windows 11 desktop app.
When I view all of a certain kind of Object in Table view -- say, Books -- but the Table extends beyond the right-side boundary of the display, there is no horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the screen. It's at the bottom of the
table
, meaning I have to scroll down past 200 or so objects before I can scroll to the right to look at the other columns.
I can horizontally scroll using a gesture on my laptop's trackpad (which of course I don't have on my desktop computer), but not with any of my mouse's gestures (holding down the scroll wheel and moving left or right).
(I did search "scroll bar" before creating this request, but did not find anything that looked close that wasn't marked "closed".)
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Edit: This is especially onerous considering that the Table headers aren't locked to the top of the screen, so you have to scroll away from them to get to the horizontal scroll bar. Then, if you want to see what the other headers are, you have to scroll all the way back up!
Locking the headers to the top of the screen (as one does in Google Sheets by selecting the top row, clicking View > Freeze > One Row) could be its own improvement request.