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Sidescrolling using Shift+Scroll like in Windows
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Not all mice have scroll balls that scroll in all directions, or even scroll wheels with side tilt functionality.
In Windows, when browsing with Firefox, one can scroll to the side by holding the Shift key while rolling the scroll wheel.
In Linux, doing that actually navigates through the page history (last page, next page), which is far less usable.
In Windows, the mouse navigation is more customizable. There is a feature to display a circle around the mouse when pressing “Ctrl” to be able to spot the cursor more easily, and scroll distance can also be easily adjusted, which Linux can't that reliably yet (only in a restricted manner), as of 2019. Additionally, long-distance/automated scrolling after pressing the middle mouse button is also something all Linux distributions that I know, lack.
How can I make shift+scroll scroll sideways instead of navigating through the tab history?
mouse scrolling cursor
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Not all mice have scroll balls that scroll in all directions, or even scroll wheels with side tilt functionality.
In Windows, when browsing with Firefox, one can scroll to the side by holding the Shift key while rolling the scroll wheel.
In Linux, doing that actually navigates through the page history (last page, next page), which is far less usable.
In Windows, the mouse navigation is more customizable. There is a feature to display a circle around the mouse when pressing “Ctrl” to be able to spot the cursor more easily, and scroll distance can also be easily adjusted, which Linux can't that reliably yet (only in a restricted manner), as of 2019. Additionally, long-distance/automated scrolling after pressing the middle mouse button is also something all Linux distributions that I know, lack.
How can I make shift+scroll scroll sideways instead of navigating through the tab history?
mouse scrolling cursor
asked 16 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
670321
A lot of that is controlled by the Desktop Environment (gnome, KDE, etc.) -- which are you using?
– drewbenn
10 mins ago
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Not all mice have scroll balls that scroll in all directions, or even scroll wheels with side tilt functionality.
In Windows, when browsing with Firefox, one can scroll to the side by holding the Shift key while rolling the scroll wheel.
In Linux, doing that actually navigates through the page history (last page, next page), which is far less usable.
In Windows, the mouse navigation is more customizable. There is a feature to display a circle around the mouse when pressing “Ctrl” to be able to spot the cursor more easily, and scroll distance can also be easily adjusted, which Linux can't that reliably yet (only in a restricted manner), as of 2019. Additionally, long-distance/automated scrolling after pressing the middle mouse button is also something all Linux distributions that I know, lack.
How can I make shift+scroll scroll sideways instead of navigating through the tab history?
mouse scrolling cursor
asked 16 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
670321
Not all mice have scroll balls that scroll in all directions, or even scroll wheels with side tilt functionality.
In Windows, when browsing with Firefox, one can scroll to the side by holding the Shift key while rolling the scroll wheel.
In Linux, doing that actually navigates through the page history (last page, next page), which is far less usable.
In Windows, the mouse navigation is more customizable. There is a feature to display a circle around the mouse when pressing “Ctrl” to be able to spot the cursor more easily, and scroll distance can also be easily adjusted, which Linux can't that reliably yet (only in a restricted manner), as of 2019. Additionally, long-distance/automated scrolling after pressing the middle mouse button is also something all Linux distributions that I know, lack.
How can I make shift+scroll scroll sideways instead of navigating through the tab history?
mouse scrolling cursor
mouse scrolling cursor
asked 16 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
670321
asked 16 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
670321
asked 16 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
670321
asked 16 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
670321
asked 16 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
670321
670321
A lot of that is controlled by the Desktop Environment (gnome, KDE, etc.) -- which are you using?
– drewbenn
10 mins ago
add a comment |
A lot of that is controlled by the Desktop Environment (gnome, KDE, etc.) -- which are you using?
– drewbenn
10 mins ago
A lot of that is controlled by the Desktop Environment (gnome, KDE, etc.) -- which are you using?
– drewbenn
10 mins ago
A lot of that is controlled by the Desktop Environment (gnome, KDE, etc.) -- which are you using?
– drewbenn
10 mins ago
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If you use GNOME, run this in a terminal window:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "true"
and you may turn that off if you wish with
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "false"
Alternatively, use xbindkeys after installing xautomation
sudo apt-get install xautomation
Edit ~/.xbindkeysrc.scm and write:
; bind shift and vertical scroll to horizontal scroll events
(xbindkey '(shift "b:4") "xte 'mouseclick 6'")
(xbindkey '(shift "b:5") "xte 'mouseclick 7'")
Then, launch xbindkeys
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If you use GNOME, run this in a terminal window:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "true"
and you may turn that off if you wish with
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "false"
Alternatively, use xbindkeys after installing xautomation
sudo apt-get install xautomation
Edit ~/.xbindkeysrc.scm and write:
; bind shift and vertical scroll to horizontal scroll events
(xbindkey '(shift "b:4") "xte 'mouseclick 6'")
(xbindkey '(shift "b:5") "xte 'mouseclick 7'")
Then, launch xbindkeys
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If you use GNOME, run this in a terminal window:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "true"
and you may turn that off if you wish with
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "false"
Alternatively, use xbindkeys after installing xautomation
sudo apt-get install xautomation
Edit ~/.xbindkeysrc.scm and write:
; bind shift and vertical scroll to horizontal scroll events
(xbindkey '(shift "b:4") "xte 'mouseclick 6'")
(xbindkey '(shift "b:5") "xte 'mouseclick 7'")
Then, launch xbindkeys
answered 8 mins ago
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If you use GNOME, run this in a terminal window:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "true"
and you may turn that off if you wish with
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "false"
Alternatively, use xbindkeys after installing xautomation
sudo apt-get install xautomation
Edit ~/.xbindkeysrc.scm and write:
; bind shift and vertical scroll to horizontal scroll events
(xbindkey '(shift "b:4") "xte 'mouseclick 6'")
(xbindkey '(shift "b:5") "xte 'mouseclick 7'")
Then, launch xbindkeys
answered 8 mins ago
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If you use GNOME, run this in a terminal window:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "true"
and you may turn that off if you wish with
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad horiz-scroll-enabled "false"
Alternatively, use xbindkeys after installing xautomation
sudo apt-get install xautomation
Edit ~/.xbindkeysrc.scm and write:
; bind shift and vertical scroll to horizontal scroll events
(xbindkey '(shift "b:4") "xte 'mouseclick 6'")
(xbindkey '(shift "b:5") "xte 'mouseclick 7'")
Then, launch xbindkeys
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A lot of that is controlled by the Desktop Environment (gnome, KDE, etc.) -- which are you using?
– drewbenn
10 mins ago