Hi,
I've picked up an anomaly between Chrome and FF (and Windows). I'd like to find out if others experience the same behaviour.
In Windows; my scroll wheel mouse setting is set to 4 (scroll 4 lines at a time).
In most windows apps I use, (File explorer, Word, Excel, etc) this works great.
In FF, this scrolls at the defined rate too... 4 lines.
In Chrome, it scrolls 16 lines at a time.
If I set Windows to scroll at 1 line at a time with the mouse wheel, all windows apps and FF scroll at one line and Chrome scrolls at 4 lines.
I'm not aware of any settings in Chrome to modify mouse scroll rates, but does anyone know of such a setting? Google does not seem to provide much search results barring the advice to use extensions to do this.
TX.
Chrome scroll wheel speed
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Chrome scroll wheel speed
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Re: Chrome scroll wheel speed
I'm using Chrome 54.0.2840.87 m on Windows 7 at the moment. The mouse uses the built-in mouse driver; I haven't installed the specific Logitech driver for the mouse.
I've set the mouse wheel to scroll 3 lines at a time in the Mouse control panel:
Chrome honours this setting - web pages scroll 3 lines at a time too.
A Google search turns up lots of complaints about Chrome scrolling too fast. Which mouse driver are you using?
I've set the mouse wheel to scroll 3 lines at a time in the Mouse control panel:
Chrome honours this setting - web pages scroll 3 lines at a time too.
A Google search turns up lots of complaints about Chrome scrolling too fast. Which mouse driver are you using?
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Hans
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Re: Chrome scroll wheel speed
I have found an add-on for that.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... fkhb?hl=en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... fkhb?hl=en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Chrome scroll wheel speed
Hans, I am using a driver provided by Synaptics (I think the default driver for Lenovo...my laptop brand).
I do recall updating the driver a few months back to update the laptops touchpad tracking.
Based on your response then, it seems to be a driver issue and not a setting in Chrome.
I'll investigate further.
I do recall updating the driver a few months back to update the laptops touchpad tracking.
Based on your response then, it seems to be a driver issue and not a setting in Chrome.
I'll investigate further.
Regards,
Rudi
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Re: Chrome scroll wheel speed
TX Sam:Sam1085 wrote:I have found an add-on for that.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... fkhb?hl=en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I came across this add-in in my searching, but I want to avoid excess add-in activation in my browser.
Cheers
Regards,
Rudi
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