why there is no smooth scrolling in opera v:26
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joegd21 last edited by admin
Add the following command lines to the shortcut that you use to start Opera: --enable-smooth-scrolling
If you don't know how to add them, click here.
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goedl last edited by
Thanks for the link.
I was looking for a different problem regarding scrolling which I hoped to solve using these commands.
The slowest scroll speed is a bit to fast for my preference. In Presto it was possible to scroll really slow. I'm speaking of pressing the middle-mouse-key and controlling the scroll speed by moving the mouse up and down.
Does anybody know if this can be achieved by these commands or other means?
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joegd21 last edited by
Install this extension and then this one. You can configure the scrolling as you like...
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linuxmint7 last edited by
I would definitely recommend trying out @christoph142's modern scroll. Works just like Opera Prestos normal scroll, and has loads of setting to tweak it how you like. Oh, and it's a native Opera extension (from Opera add-ons) too.
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christoph142 last edited by
I would definitely recommend trying out @christoph142's modern scroll.
I would, too! :lol:
Thanks @linuxmint7
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Deleted User last edited by
Agree with Linuxmint7. Christoph142's modern scroll is really a very elegant extension and worth adding.
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goedl last edited by
Thanks so much for recommending "modern scroll".
Works great.
But so far I haven't found a setting to minimize the huge arrow and black spot during scrolling. -
Deleted User last edited by
Huge arrow and black spot? Are you certain that is not a setting in your mouse (if you're using a mouse)? I don't see this.
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goedl last edited by
Huge arrow and black spot? Are you certain that is not a setting in your mouse (if you're using a mouse)? I don't see this.
Yes I'm certain.
Checking "for mouse wheel clicks" and immediately a rather big arrow appears after a mid-click pointing to the direction of the mouse movement. Increasing the movement (= increasing speed) additionally a black spot appears in a distance to the arrow proportional to the speed.Here's a screenshot but the black spot (about the same diameter as the arrow) seems not to be "screenshotable"
https://copy.com/WjPPeyUM74LiAxN0
