CSS { In Real Life } | Oh No, Overflow!
Briefly

The overflow CSS property (shorthand for overflow-x and overflow-y) controls what happens when the stuff you put inside a box is bigger than the box itself.
In practice however, this behaviour is inconsistent. On a Mac the scroll bars are only visible when the user hovers over the scrollable element. Whereas Windows often renders the scrollbars when auto is used, even if there is no overflow.
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