---
title: didLiveScrollNotification
framework: appkit
role: symbol
role_heading: Type Property
path: appkit/nsscrollview/didlivescrollnotification
---

# didLiveScrollNotification

Posted on the main thread after changing the clipview bounds origin due to a user-initiated event.

## Declaration

```swift
class let didLiveScrollNotification: NSNotification.Name
```

## Discussion

Discussion Some user-initiated scrolls (for example, scrolling using legacy mice) are not bracketed by a “willStart/didEnd” notification pair. The notification object is the scroll view performing the scroll. To observe this notification using Swift concurrency, use NSScrollView.DidLiveScrollMessage.

## See Also

### Notifications

- [willStartLiveMagnifyNotification](appkit/nsscrollview/willstartlivemagnifynotification.md)
- [didEndLiveMagnifyNotification](appkit/nsscrollview/didendlivemagnifynotification.md)
- [willStartLiveScrollNotification](appkit/nsscrollview/willstartlivescrollnotification.md)
- [didEndLiveScrollNotification](appkit/nsscrollview/didendlivescrollnotification.md)