https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439610
--- Comment #17 from cwo <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Katrik Benher from comment #16) > @everyone : hey guys, Just now noticed that, when I enabled the option "Hold > down middle button and move mouse to scroll" in Mouse System Settings. now, > I can scroll using the mouse middle-click+drag instead of the Zoom. Please > can you check it. I'm attaching the screenshot of the option in the Mouse > System Settings. This is a different feature for scroll wheel emulation, primarily for devices that do not have a scroll wheel (like pointing sticks and some trackballs), though some people also find it useful with the mouse. It scrolls only as you're moving the pointer. This has been available for a few Plasma releases now (and was automatically turned on for these devices even before that). What people here are asking for is something different: Just click the middle mouse button (without holding it), then move the pointer once, and it will continue scrolling in that direction even if you're no longer moving the mouse, at a speed depending on the distance of the pointer to the place you originally clicked (until you exit the mode, or move the pointer to its original location, which stops it from scrolling further). This is a common pattern on Windows, but very rare behavior on Unix systems, and is currently not generally available as an option (though some applications in some contexts may implement it on their own). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
