## Issues
(1) 4783: New search query does not reset to the top
(2) The current way that Tag Search resets the position can be overridden by the AppRouter's call.
## Approach
Listen to `search` changes as well. This basically covers any search param changes.
Components should probably not call `window.scrollTo` directly as the AppRouter's call might override it.
Wider post area for bigger text, while keeping the character count the same or less.
Removed `overflow: auto;` as it was not required and was creating unnecessary scrollbars when margins were incorrectly calculated.
## Issue
The "Trending for xxx" string was being resolved and translated twice, so it often re-appears in the string list during development.
## Change
It seems like `getHomepage` is repopulated every time, so I think it is safe to just resolve and translate `title` at that level.
## Extra
Remove unused "Creator analytics are down" message per recent changes.
## Issue
- Personally annoyed of having to switch to landscape just to change the setting. There's still space for it.
- This serves as a quick fix until "4712: Video: Allow access to all control in small screen" is figured out
The only downside to this new implementation is that the top-most (or right-most?) scrollbar won't get the customization. Any other sub-components (e.g. sidebar) will get the customization.
My guess is that the "top-most" scrollbar is above the `main-wrapper`. I'm not sure if we can (or should) add another className higher than App.
The impetus for the customization was the ugly sidebar anyway, so at least we covered that.
## Issue
4727: Sidebar's transient scrollbar doesn't fit in the Dark Theme
## Approach
The 'webkit' API works on Chrome, but Firefox ignores it and uses it's own fancy scrollbar when 'webkit' is used (can't seem to change any properties). It's better than the current look, but still doesn't fit our theme, plus it makes the product look different on different browsers.
Firefox now supports the new 'scrollbar' API, so we can now tweak the scrollbar, but the API only provides limited attributes.
Don't wanna complicate things by using Javascript, so we'll use Firefox's limited attributes as the common denominator and just live with a plain, rectangle scroll bar BUT with better color to match the theme.
