Hi people, as you can see I’m new here, and I’ll start my membership here asking a little help. 
I’m not expert on Javascript(nor jQuery library) But I’ll try to help the comunity as much as I can.
So, ok here’s the problem:
EXPLANATIONS:
I notice that when a website have dark backgrounds applied to html or body tag, all MAC webkit browsers(Safari/Chrome/Opera), natively changes scrollbar’s theme to a white one.
BUT, it’s not happen on any other element’s scrollbar, only in html and body.
Live link:
http://www.ricardostrobel.com.br/test.html
And an image for those who don’t use mac but do want try to help:
http://www.ricardostrobel.com.br/scrollbar.jpg
QUESTION:
There’s any way to set div’s scrollbars to have the native white theme WITHOUT using ::webkit-scrollbar CSS property?
Maybe a javascript to hack browser’s behavior or something to set it on this unique div.
Again: I DON’T want to custom it with ::webkit-scrollbar CSS property. The motive is that it loses it’s native behavior of hover, fade an timeout which is not fully customizable by native brwosers css properties. I also don’t want to use plugins like jScrollPane or PerfectScrollbar, I really need a way to force it’s native white scrollbar on scrollable divs.
jQuery or pure Javascript… Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks