One common complaint, however, involves using the Google Chrome browser and janky scrolling. Lots of reviewers are quick to blame Microsoft and the trackpad and ignoring the fact that scrolling in the Edge browser is much better. The reason for the difference? Let's just say Google has a history of bad scrolling in Windows due to choices they made for mouse integration.
Luckily, there is a quick fix that you can enable to get it working better. The fix works by enabling an experimental feature in the browser, although it has been experimental for literally years now.
So in this video, I will be showing you how to enable smooth scrolling option in Google Chrome browser (v.60).
Here's how to:
1. In the address bar copy and paste (or type) chrome://flags/ and hit Enter
2. Use Ctrl + F and type in 'smooth scrolling' until you find Smooth Scrolling
3. Hit the Enable button under 'Enable the experimental smooth scrolling implementation.'
4. Simply relaunch the Google Chrome browser and scrolling will be much better.
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