One finger scrolling (touchscreen) in Firefox
I try to enable one finger scrolling in firefox ( it's more comfortable to scroll like that with a touchscreen). The default fedora version of firefox and chromium work like that.
I tried to launch firefox with the option MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1 but it doesn't work..
Can you help me ??
firefox thinkpad touchscreen scrolling
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I try to enable one finger scrolling in firefox ( it's more comfortable to scroll like that with a touchscreen). The default fedora version of firefox and chromium work like that.
I tried to launch firefox with the option MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1 but it doesn't work..
Can you help me ??
firefox thinkpad touchscreen scrolling
asked Mar 1 at 21:14
PoumonPoumon
62
It would help a little if you explain how you are trying to useMOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1, as in where did you place this command?
– Charles Green
Mar 2 at 14:43
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I try to enable one finger scrolling in firefox ( it's more comfortable to scroll like that with a touchscreen). The default fedora version of firefox and chromium work like that.
I tried to launch firefox with the option MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1 but it doesn't work..
Can you help me ??
firefox thinkpad touchscreen scrolling
asked Mar 1 at 21:14
PoumonPoumon
62
I try to enable one finger scrolling in firefox ( it's more comfortable to scroll like that with a touchscreen). The default fedora version of firefox and chromium work like that.
I tried to launch firefox with the option MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1 but it doesn't work..
Can you help me ??
firefox thinkpad touchscreen scrolling
firefox thinkpad touchscreen scrolling
asked Mar 1 at 21:14
PoumonPoumon
62
asked Mar 1 at 21:14
PoumonPoumon
62
asked Mar 1 at 21:14
PoumonPoumon
62
asked Mar 1 at 21:14
PoumonPoumon
62
asked Mar 1 at 21:14
PoumonPoumon
62
62
It would help a little if you explain how you are trying to useMOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1, as in where did you place this command?
– Charles Green
Mar 2 at 14:43
add a comment |
It would help a little if you explain how you are trying to useMOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1, as in where did you place this command?
– Charles Green
Mar 2 at 14:43
It would help a little if you explain how you are trying to use
MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1, as in where did you place this command?– Charles Green
Mar 2 at 14:43
It would help a little if you explain how you are trying to use
MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1, as in where did you place this command?– Charles Green
Mar 2 at 14:43
add a comment |
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It would help a little if you explain how you are trying to use
MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1, as in where did you place this command?– Charles Green
Mar 2 at 14:43