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My mouse scroll wheel isn't "smooth" so it makes no sense for it to be smooth for me. > sudden line-jumps This is definitely something needs to get used to. B
by thrdbndndn 4y ago
My mouse scroll wheel isn't "smooth" so it makes no sense for it to be smooth for me.
> sudden line-jumps
This is definitely something needs to get used to. But the biggest advantage of non-smooth scrolling is that it starts and stops instantly with zero overshoot, which is what I hate of smooth scrolling.
To be more clear, I actually use all three types of scrolling, for different scenarios.
I manually drag scroll bar for finer control, and it has no suden jump issue. I also use auto-scroll (middle click) for super quick scrolling (which is kinda like smooth scrolling).
- Gigachad 4y agoIf you use a trackpad or touchscreen and keep your fingers on, there is no overshoot. This only happens if you move and lift to give it some momentum, or fake JS smooth scrolling.
- thrdbndndn 4y agoYeah, I have no problem using "smooth scrolling" when using fingers or touchpad (is there even non-smooth scrolling for these types of inputs?); they pretty much act like dragging scroll bar using your cursor. I only hate it with mouse wheel.