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Works smooth for me (Laptop, i7 Quad, Win 7, Firefox 14)
by Genmutant 14y ago
Works smooth for me (Laptop, i7 Quad, Win 7, Firefox 14)
- nilliams 14y agoI think the parent is referring to the actual scrolling mechanic of the browser with a standard mouse-wheel rather than a performance issue.
- Genmutant 14y agoI didn't think of that - I actually have a Logitech mouse where I can switch between the clicking scrolling and the freewheeling.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoEven then, in Windows, you can't scroll pixel by pixel can you? I'm not sure if you're familiar with Apple touchpads, but I've never seen anything emulate their ability to scroll at literally continuous increments. Even with my Logitech (that also switches) "free wheeling" still has a minimum increment. It's configurable, but it's just "jumping" relative to the Apple Trackpad mechanic.
- Wilduck 14y agoClick and hold the center mouse button (scroll wheel). Notice the four arrows that pop up. While still holding the center button down, move the mouse up/down, and you'll scroll smoothly. I use this whenever I'm away from my mac.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoWell now I feel sufficiently stupid. I haven't used that in ages, even at work or on my desktop. Hm.
- tomerv 14y agoNewer versions of Firefox have smooth scrolling. Try running the demo on Chrome, and you'll see the problem.