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Windows-like middle-mouse button behaviour?
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In Firefox (and many forks of it) this is a setting in the app preferences, I think it is called "~~smooth scrolling~~ autoscrolling" or similar.
In most other apps I do not think this is possible.
edited, thanks for correction below
Didn't realize this was a Firefox setting! "Use autoscrolling" was what worked for me
yup, now that I think of it again, I think smooth scrolling is something different, autoscrolling is what I meant
Having that on Firefox is already quite the game changer. I just had no idea it was there. Thanks.
Wow thanks. Was missing that for a long time.