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I'm using Chrome and Windows10 but also got unpleasant behavior. I can't quite tell whats going on for multiple pushes of the scroll wheel but one 'tick' would
by burnished 6y ago
I'm using Chrome and Windows10 but also got unpleasant behavior. I can't quite tell whats going on for multiple pushes of the scroll wheel but one 'tick' would push the page a set amount, and then a moment later the movement was repeated (but without the prompting input). Adds up to kind of a 'gross' overall feeling when scrolling.
EDIT: when scrolling with the arrow keys it looks like theres an attempt at 'smoothing' but it really feels more like inertia and damping and is pretty unpleasant.
- saurik 6y agoThat this behavior is called "SmoothScroll" is what pushes it over the boundary for me firmly into self-satire (and so I am in stitches playing from laughing so hard at your great description and then experiencing the actual behavior); who writes these scripts, and why? :(