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Thread ID: 143437 2017-01-10 06:36:00 Adjust mouse wheel speed on Chromebook. mzee (3324) Press F1
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1430585 2017-01-10 06:36:00 In Chromebook settings you can adjust the mouse button speed, but not the wheel scroll speed.

There is an extension "Chromium Wheel Smooth Scroller" which does the job. It also works in the Chrome browser on other systems.
mzee (3324)
1430586 2017-01-10 18:50:00 Interesting, we just place the mouse in the r/h slide bar depress scroll button and just move the scroll down for fast or slow.

There is a lot of b/shite to read sometimes and this button is used a great deal of the time for that reason.

Only wish I was a speed reader, lol.

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1430587 2017-01-12 08:57:00 Interesting, we just place the mouse in the r/h slide bar depress scroll button and just move the scroll down for fast or slow.

There is a lot of b/shite to read sometimes and this button is used a great deal of the time for that reason.

Only wish I was a speed reader, lol.

lurking.

Does not work with Chrome, nothing happens when you press the wheel.
mzee (3324)
1430588 2017-01-12 09:53:00 Sorry to say this, but it does on this XP SP3 pc. Will try the W10 lappy tomm.

Only thing that won't take hold is the shift/print keys, to show you. And I'm using a wireless mouse.

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1430589 2017-01-14 02:28:00 Sorry to say this, but it does on this XP SP3 pc. Will try the W10 lappy tomm.

Only thing that won't take hold is the shift/print keys, to show you. And I'm using a wireless mouse.

lurking.

Sorry -- should read: Does not work with Chromebook, nothing happens when you press the wheel.
Works fine in Chrome Browser in Windows & most Linux.
mzee (3324)
1430590 2017-01-14 22:46:00 Sorry -- should read: Does not work with Chromebook, nothing happens when you press the wheel.
Works fine in Chrome Browser in Windows & most Linux.

You may have to get 4 of these mzee:

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