It's not triaged. The ability to click on the volume button and then
scroll the mouse slider, as long as you are moused-over a tiny area is
not an effective solution. This bug should be considered confirmed.
Totem is a broken media player, imho, because of this critical bug.
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Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
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I WANT THE MOUSE SCROLL TO CONTROL VOLUME WHEREVER IT IS ON THE SCREEN.
NEVER ANYTHING ELSE. THIS IS A MAJOR MAJOR BUG. FIX IT!!!
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To control the volume by scrolling the mouse wheel you need to hold the
mouse pointer over the volume icon.
A change in this functionality was requested over 10 years ago directly
to the GNOME developers, the authors of the Totem application. The
upstream bug report shows that this request is
