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Thread: FIrefox scrolls sluggish compared to windows?

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    FIrefox scrolls sluggish compared to windows?

    Is there any fix for this its kinda annoying.. opera scrolls ok but i prefer FF... i need my addons

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    Re: FIrefox scrolls sluggish compared to windows?

    Are you using the ATI restricted drivers and/or compiz-fusion?

    if so, disable compiz-fusion and see if it works better.
    Last edited by compwiz18; July 27th, 2008 at 10:32 PM. Reason: added fix information

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    Re: FIrefox scrolls sluggish compared to windows?

    Quote Originally Posted by compwiz18 View Post
    Are you using the ATI restricted drivers and/or compiz-fusion?

    if so, disable compiz-fusion and see if it works better.
    Yes I am but I dont want to turn off compiz

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    Re: FIrefox scrolls sluggish compared to windows?

    Are you also using the ATI restricted drivers?

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    Re: FIrefox scrolls sluggish compared to windows?

    Make sure that smooth scrolling is unchecked in the preferences

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    Re: FIrefox scrolls sluggish compared to windows?

    have you tried enabling smooth scrollong?

    In firefox, click Edit/Preferences
    In "Advanced", click the "general" tab, then tick "Use smooth scrolling".


    You might also want to consider the Smoothwheel Firefox add on. The xpi file can be found on the installation page, I had to right click this file and save to desktop and then manually install. It made a difference but eventually i quit using it for no particular reason.

    The smoothwheel add on has alot of options to fine tune scrolling. So some experimentation may be needed to fine tune it.
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