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I use Chromium on linux because Firefox doesn't have touch-screen support and smooth-scrolling feels a little rough. I wont hesitate to switch over if these cha

I use Chromium on linux because Firefox doesn't have touch-screen support and smooth-scrolling feels a little rough. I wont hesitate to switch over if these changes are made though.

kowbell 8y ago
I've had great success getting touchscreen scrolling to work with https://superuser.com/a/1155441 https://superuser.com/a/1155441 (Surface Pro 3 running KDE Plasma)
moosingin3space 8y ago
I find the touchscreen support to be pretty good with Fedora's patches running on Wayland. I think these patches are slated for upstreaming, so get excited! Disclaimer: I contribute to Firefox and enjoy it quite a bit.
dsego 8y ago
Add 'export MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1' to ~/.xsessionrc and disable “Use smooth scrolling” to get the real smooth scrolling.
- abrowne 8y ago
  +100 This is the first setting I change on a new Linux laptop install. You can also disable smooth scrolling only for the touchpad in about:config to keep the animation for scrolling with the keyboard. Search for "smooth"; I think it's the mouseWheel one, but I'm not at home to verify.
renholder 8y ago
>Firefox doesn't have touch-screen support On Ubuntu and Kali (both debian-based), it most certainly does.