Having get used to the way Mac OS handles mouse wheel scrolling, I was wondering if there is the same functionality in Windows: In Mac OS, when you scroll with the mouse wheel, the window your mouse ...

There’s something broken in Windows. (Insert your own joke here.) Specifically, mouse-wheel scrolling doesn’t work the way it should, by which I mean you can’t just point your cursor inside a window ...

Windows only: Free, open-source application MouseImp Pro adds drag-scrolling to your mouse in most popular applications, including Firefox, Microsoft Office apps, and Windows Explorer. That means you ...

You just set up your brand new Mac and are about to scroll through a long document. You press the middle button on your mouse, expecting to be able to scroll by moving your cursor the way you can on ...

Windows only: Freeware application KatMouse tweaks your mouse so that your scroll wheel scrolls the content of whatever application is directly below your mouse cursor. This little system tray app ...

Microsoft is making a seemingly small but useful change to the UI behavior in Excel on Windows to enable Smooth Scrolling. You will soon be able to scroll halfway through a row or a column. If you're ...

When I scroll in Windows, the screen moves one line at a time. that motion may be "smooth" in that it accelerates and decelerates naturally. Nonetheless, it's nowhere near the one pixel at a time (or ...