scrollbar is made invisible without deactivating it

When creating a table figure that does not have enough rows to be scrollable it appears you simply make the scrollbar invisible without deactivating it. Because of the short amount of rows in these types of tables, the increment on the invisible scrollbar is large enough that scrolling will remove all of the rows out of view making it seem like they disappeared. From the user end I'd like this fixed as I would not want my users complaining that their tables disappear whenever they click on the right-side of the table where the invisible scrollbar would be.

To replicate the issue simply go to your own tables in Plotly page. https://plotly.com/python/table/

Click to the right of any table on that page around where you'd expect a scrollbar to be and you'll see the issue for yourself.

If it's difficult to track whether or not a data table needs scrolling and disable scrolling automatically, I think simply adding an extra field to the configuration for disabling scrolling would be useful.

Start with the table example at https://plotly.com/python/table/ and reproduce the issue by clicking where the scrollbar would appear on a short table. Trace the table figure's scrolling behavior and configuration; done means clicking that area no longer removes rows from view, either through automatic deactivation or an explicit scrolling option.