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It works great on basically any browser on a system with the Apple's Magic Mouse. I'm still wondering why there's no some sort of smoothing polyfill in wide use
by bgarbiak 13y ago
It works great on basically any browser on a system with the Apple's Magic Mouse.
I'm still wondering why there's no some sort of smoothing polyfill in wide use.
- hatu 13y agoAgh, this should definitely be a design anti-pattern. Don't change my browsers functionality. If I wanted smooth scrolling I would find a way to turn it on.
- pietro 13y agoThe Mac doesn't use smooth scrooling, but naturalistic scrolling: It scrolls exactly as you move your fingers. Smooth scrolling is more of a scroll wheel feature.
- GhotiFish 13y agoIt's also magical, its operating system is compatible with all forms of beverages, and if Steve jobs were around the magic mouse would of become the magic handjob. Enough.
- eric_cc 13y agoI think this is a rage post against something Mac but I'm not following what it is in response to?
- w1ntermute 13y agoIt also works fine on my ThinkPad when using the TrackPoint to scroll.