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You'd be surprised. I've done many user tests and training sessions only to inwardly wince every time the user painstakingly does that. (And this on their own
by ef4 13y ago
You'd be surprised.
I've done many user tests and training sessions only to inwardly wince every time the user painstakingly does that. (And this on their own hardware, with their own mouse they use every day at work.)
After you explain it, they say "wow, that's neat." And then promptly forget it and start dragging the scrollbar again.
- Lagged2Death 13y agoI was until recently a devoted scroll-wheel-user. But I'm starting to see the first signs of arthritis in my fingers (far too early if you ask me) and scroll wheels are becoming increasingly uncomfortable. I've been surprised to find that dragging an old-fashioned scroll bar is actually a faster and more accurate than the wheel if you're scrolling by more than a page or so.