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We need to enable users on windows to scroll with pixel level precision (when using a non-discrete wheel), similar to the fine grained level of control that users currently have on OS X. Windows Vista introduced standard mouse events that contain a higher level of scrolling precision for mouse wheel movement in 2006. Non discrete mouse wheels have been in the marketplace for awhile now, and mouse drivers are sending these events to applications. | We need to enable users on windows to scroll with pixel level precision (when using a non-discrete wheel), similar to the fine grained level of control that users currently have on OS X. Windows Vista introduced standard mouse events that contain a higher level of scrolling precision for mouse wheel movement in 2006. Non discrete mouse wheels have been in the marketplace for awhile now, and mouse drivers are sending these events to applications. | ||
We're doing this because: | |||
*Moving to pixel scrolling where possible will make a very common browser activity feel faster, more responsive, and improve the general feel of the application. | |||
== Team == | == Team == | ||