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It would be really nice if there was an option that configures the behaviour of the scrollbar when it is clicked. Actually I would like it to jump to the exact position, that I clicked instead of scrolling one page in the corresponding direction.

I know, that this behaviour is possible with clicking with the middle-button, but I hate using the middle-button (because it always tends to scroll...) and would like the left or the right mousebutton to behave this way.
I think this would be especially useful with the new kate-minimap, but would be more intuitive in general.

Quoting from the Ubuntu Idea #23341:

( This is basically a copy of this Ubuntu-Brainstorm idea: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23341/ )

Clicking with middle mouse button does exactly what you want.

As I wrote:
I know that, but I hate using the middle-button because to me it is a wheel and not a button. And when I try clicking with it it always does what a wheel has to do: it rolls/scrolls...

Thats why I'd really appreciate it to have this option available for one of the "normal" mouse buttons.

GUI style dependent, QStyle::SH_ScrollBar_LeftClickAbsolutePosition