Thanks for this. Do you have a small test case that demonstrates the improved behavior?

Sure, I deleted that particular sandbox a while ago but I can describe it. Start with the old s:DataGrid, give it a dataset large enough to give it a nice long pair of scrollbars. Now set a couple of rows and columns to be locked (one column and three rows, I used). You'll need to provide a custom cell renderer like we had that sets its own background using the "selected" state instead of letting the control background show through (we were using this because some cells needed to be different colours and still indicate when they were selected). Run that and select some random cells. Notice that inside the main scrollable area the highlight is offset by the number of rows that are locked (not columns). If you have a second dataset that is smaller, switching to that while the data is scrolled all the way will also misalign the panes.

I created a library to replace it, but since it changed the package names I had to include a bunch of copies of other files just to change the imports. I can provide you with a zip file of that; it's essentially the changeset here (with an added userData property on GridColumn that is unrelated).