title: Visual Studio how to disable VS Output Window's auto scrolling to bottom during Android/Xamarin debug run?
body: <p>I am losing my mind ...wondering how could the following behaviour be the shipped default user experience in Visual Studio where all technologies involved are Microsoft-made:</p>
  <ul>
  <li>use microsoft visual studio (2019)</li>
  <li>use microsoft Xamarin.Forms to make an app</li>
  <li>run the app in debug mode to see updates in the VS Output window</li>
  <li>every new line that comes in through logcat from my phone to VS, force auto-scrolls Visual Studio's builtin Output window to the bottom and there's no way to stop it?!</li>
  </ul>
  <p>I have to either: 1. stop running the app and read the output. Or 2. futilely wrestle with the damn scrollbar and fight Visual Studio to try to maintain the output window's scroll on a specific position enough moments to read anything.</p>
  <p>How did this get past any internal QA for Xamarin? Did they ever try to, you know, make an app? Am I blind? Is there an easy way to stop auto scrolling? Why isn't it enabled by default? The default behavior should be: if the scrollbar is all the way to the bottom, then auto-scroll, sure. But if the scrollbar has been moved by the user, then stop auto-scrolling for the love of god! (this is common sense in many other software)</p>
  <p>Also, there's no button on the Output window that locks the scrolling.</p>