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scroll with trackpad inverted compared to mouse wheel on my macbook.
The reason why is likely that I use a program called unatural scroll wheels which inverts my scroll direction for the mouse wheel. This is useful because in macOS, inverting your scroll direction using the settings natural scroll toggle, actually forces you to invert both the trackpad AND the scroll wheel, which is unacceptable.
Scrolling up increases volume in my config, scrolling down decreases it.
If this is already implemented: how can we separate these events?
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Hello,
I'm wondering if this is being considered.
is there an update on this?
aspauldingcode
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Add an option to separate mouse scrolled vs mouse trackpad scrolled events
[Feature Request] Add an option to separate mouse scrolled vs mouse trackpad scrolled events
May 22, 2024
This will be added. It is a very easy code change but I am a bit swamped with work currently, so things are moving a bit slower than usual. You could try implementing it yourself and post a PR if you like. Even if you dont know anything about C it would be a nice first contact with the code base I think.
scroll with trackpad inverted compared to mouse wheel on my macbook.
The reason why is likely that I use a program called unatural scroll wheels which inverts my scroll direction for the mouse wheel. This is useful because in macOS, inverting your scroll direction using the settings natural scroll toggle, actually forces you to invert both the trackpad AND the scroll wheel, which is unacceptable.
Scrolling up increases volume in my config, scrolling down decreases it.
If this is already implemented: how can we separate these events?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: