Simo Kauppi wrote:
On Fri, Feb 03, 2006 at 07:14:32AM -0600, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:Rick Pasotto wrote:I did. But that does not say anything over enabling/disabling this middle button behavior.about:configabout:configabout:configOn Fri, Feb 03, 2006 at 06:27:34AM -0600, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:Simo Kauppi wrote:On Thu, Feb 02, 2006 at 05:01:17PM -0600, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:Hi, Compiled and tried that. Had a question about this new item: Autoscroll support - middle clicking an empty part of a page allows for scrolling by moving the mouse (bug 304563) If it means clicking button2 on an empty part of a page and moving the mouse to scroll, it doesn't work. Do you have to keep button2 depressed? Anybody tried this, it's in "What's new". HHi, I haven't used Mozilla, but Firefox has had it for a long time. So it might be new for the application suite. Anyway, in Firefox it works with the middle click. So if you have a two button mouse, you need to have the Emulate3Buttons and click both buttons to simulate a middle click. HTH, SimoThanks, Simo! Funny deal: that does *not* work in Seamonkey 1.0. But it *does* work in TBird 1.5 where I read your note. I have a 5 button mouse with 2 wheels and indeed clicking the middle button shows a little icon and then moving the mouse moves the page. May be a good reson to try Firefox instead of Mozilla or Seamonkey!Have you looked at Edit->Preferences->Advanced->Mouse Wheel in Seamonkey?
Neither does Seamonkey honor the "home" and "end" shortcuts in a page. Back to mozilla1.7.12! Habout:config
Hi, In Firefox it is in Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Browsing -> Use autoscrolling If I have that checked, autoscrolling works. You can also try checking the about:config, i.e. point your browser to about:config and write 'autoscroll' into the filter field. In Firefox it is general.autoScroll. Double-click it, if it is not true.
It was set false. But setting it TRUE does not alter the behavior. H