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You have a non-touchpad mouse on a dock there that you're plugging into? If so, you can stop this kind of annoyance by setting scrollbars permanently on (or off
by ztjio 8y ago
You have a non-touchpad mouse on a dock there that you're plugging into? If so, you can stop this kind of annoyance by setting scrollbars permanently on (or off) rather than auto in System Prefs->General.
Actually, try it anyway as when I first ran into this fix for such things, I didn't have what I thought was a mouse connected, but actually some non-mouse USB device reported to macOS that it also had a mouse on board for some reason.
- bnolsen 8y agoThanks for the reply. I'll try this since this morning one of my desktops had set all its terms to 72 wide, another to 74 & 78.