← Back to context Comment by ranger_danger 2 days ago I had no problems moving one tick at a time with my mouse wheel. 3 comments ranger_danger Reply dymk 2 days ago This is why you don't override basic interactions like scrolling. Good luck ensuring that your setup matches everybody else. nightpool 2 days ago It's like 3 lines of standard CSS. If you have an issue with the way your browser is handling it, you should probably take that up with them. dymk 2 days ago Oh, "you're holding it wrong".I can break basic user interaction with one line of CSS, does that mean I should?
dymk 2 days ago This is why you don't override basic interactions like scrolling. Good luck ensuring that your setup matches everybody else. nightpool 2 days ago It's like 3 lines of standard CSS. If you have an issue with the way your browser is handling it, you should probably take that up with them. dymk 2 days ago Oh, "you're holding it wrong".I can break basic user interaction with one line of CSS, does that mean I should?
nightpool 2 days ago It's like 3 lines of standard CSS. If you have an issue with the way your browser is handling it, you should probably take that up with them. dymk 2 days ago Oh, "you're holding it wrong".I can break basic user interaction with one line of CSS, does that mean I should?
dymk 2 days ago Oh, "you're holding it wrong".I can break basic user interaction with one line of CSS, does that mean I should?
This is why you don't override basic interactions like scrolling. Good luck ensuring that your setup matches everybody else.
It's like 3 lines of standard CSS. If you have an issue with the way your browser is handling it, you should probably take that up with them.
Oh, "you're holding it wrong".
I can break basic user interaction with one line of CSS, does that mean I should?