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My (cocoa) application has an usability problem with Lion (OS X 10.7). There is a scrollable component that has a dark background, so it is hard to see the default transparent dark scrollbar.
Is there a way to replace the appearance of the scrollbars with a lighter (white) one? Safari and other browsers seem to do this dynamically based on the websites backgrounds, but I have found no easy solution for a native cocoa application. Is there a solution that do not involve subclassing NSScrollView?
From the NSScrollView Class Reference.