GIMP Version: 2.10.8
Operating System: Windows
OS Version: 10 Home
GIMP Experience: New User

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Can any one here provide me with the scroll script (probably wrong name)? Even though I have a bigger screen now I still need it for scripts.

Hi Sallyanne. Do you mean this: Script-Fu Interface Scrolling Modification V1.0. If you are, I uploaded it for you.

Thank you Wallace and Pocholo.
Does it work in 2.10? and yes that is what I meant.

Yes it does work in Gimp 2.10. I have it and it works. I had problem with a script like the "Animated fire" and other scrip that were too big for my laptop screen. This plugin made it easy for me, now I can scroll. So download I guest is the latest that Wallace posted in the link.

Ps Sallyanne, this is a plugin so make sure you place it in you Gimp 2.10 personal directory.

Thanks and Thanks for answering the other question I had

Finally got the scroll bar but I still cannot scroll down to the ok button.

Hmm... I might be able to if I move my task bar (from the bottom) to one side (Got plenty of room now)


EDIT: Can Just.

I had to put both items in the folder in plugins, of yours Pocholo.
Wallace yours didn't work for me. I even tried restarting my computer. I assume it was because it didn't have the exe?

It is a very bad idea to use the script-fu scrolling plugin in Gimp 2.10, as it will cause problems with other scripts. I would delete that plugin if I were you. Been there and done that....

racer-x is right, using it as a user script was a hack that worked back in 2.8X but breaks other scripts in 2.10X.
You need scripts that scroll properly or a keyboard combination that works.
Cheers

Now, I have Windows and I have the Original Gimp 2.10.8 from gimp.org. Sallyanne there is no problem with the one I uploaded for you. If the window is still large, just click on the Top or Bottom edge and and drag down or up to re-size the window. I been using it with this new version since it came out.

The point with this script is that it looks as if it works.
You'll get in trouble with other things, though.
Like making a new brush ...which then won't work for example or strange error messages of other scripts - and you can't imagine why.
Hopefully you then remember that you have this script in your collection.

There is some Alt-Drag script for Windows ( not for GIMP) that could help:
https://stefansundin.github.io/altdrag/

Worth a try ...