Default scrolling in Firefox (F30)
Hello,
I recently upgraded my laptop (X1 6th gen) and I am trying out Gnome on Wayland with all
the default settings. Everything is superb, except two-finger scrolling in Firefox. It
looks like it has different scrolling behavior than other applications.
Now, it's difficult to describe what I feel, but ramp-up time of scrolling is quite
slow and feels like there is a lag. Then actual scrolling (using two fingers) is a bit
fast (too much content scrolled) and finally when I remove my fingers then the decay time
is a bit fast. I would like to feel more of like iPad.
I know I should be asking on Mozilla lists, but I think this might be also Wayland,
libinput or touchpad driver related so trying here. Which settings should I tune to make
this experience more closer to Safari on MacOS? Am I searching for about:config settings
or some other settings in Fedora?
I tried the kernel setting psmouse.synaptics_intertouch=1 but no difference. Tried to play
around in Gnome settings without luck. And finally spent some time fiddling with
about:config values but there are so many combinations and documentation is almost zero.
No surprise I came to zero conclusions.
Thanks for sharing your experience with that. I use trackpoint for work but I like
touchpad for casual browsing in the evening (Twitter etc :-)
LZ