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To scroll super-slowly and smoothly on Windows, use the middle-click thing that spawns a little arrow-circle doodad. I'm pretty sure Linuces are inconsistent a
by Pxtl 12y ago
To scroll super-slowly and smoothly on Windows, use the middle-click thing that spawns a little arrow-circle doodad. I'm pretty sure Linuces are inconsistent about implementing that feature, though.
- ferrari8608 12y agoThat is correct. I just realized I do not have this feature on my Arch with Firefox in i3.
- JonathonW 12y agoIt's an option in Firefox, which (IIRC) is disabled by default everywhere except Windows. Look in Firefox's preferences; on the Advanced tab, it's the "Use autoscrolling" option.
- wldcordeiro 12y agoIt's one of the first settings I turn on in a Firefox install and I wonder why it isn't default behavior in browsers it's so convenient.
- Pxtl 12y agoMiddle-click-to-instacopypaste-highlighted-text is a well-established standard on Unix/Linux and people are highly resistant to losing it. I like the Windows convention that the middle-mouse is entirely for navigating the viewpane, so I'd prefer if it was just ctrl+command+click or something for the "selection-paste" operation, but that kind of UI change is a hard sell.
- fallinghawks 12y agoAh, thank you! My scrolling is just too spastic :) Does anyone besides me have a problem with the pictures being too large and too close together? The mask lines were only in the top half of the screen and I could never see the entire picture onscreen as they were too large. Zoom out did nothing.