Windows 10 pro, Scroll Zoom 1.1.1, Firefox 95.02, Chrome 96.0.4664.110
I have two extensions, for Firefox and Chrome, "Tweaks for YouTube" and "Scroll Zoom", whose functions rely heavily on the mouse wheel.
With both these extensions, when operating properly, one click-roll of the wheel makes a "one" increment adjustment, i.e. with "Tweaks for YouTube" it can be for for volume (increase/decrease), video speed, etc., or with "Scroll Zoom", 10% increase/decrease in page zoom.
The problem is, with both of these extensions, one click of the wheel, i.e. with "Scroll Zoom", the page immediatelty magnifies to 500% one way, or to 30% the other way. Same Basic thing with "Tweaks for YouTube", where volume with jump from 0% to 100% in one click, instead of 10% per click.
One difference is that Scroll Zoom is supposed to stop regardless of whether or not the right mouse button is depressed after rotating the wheel. If you take your finger of the button after rotating the wheel, it will stop, but it happens so instantly, its impossible to keep the page zoom from progressing much too far.
But the mystery is, in both browsers, while this happens with all my four Logitech m310 wireless mice, and my Logitech m585 bluetooth mouse, the extensions behave normally when I use my old Microsoft corded mouse.
Windows 10 pro, Scroll Zoom 1.1.1, Firefox 95.02, Chrome 96.0.4664.110
I have two extensions, for Firefox and Chrome, "Tweaks for YouTube" and "Scroll Zoom", whose functions rely heavily on the mouse wheel.
With both these extensions, when operating properly, one click-roll of the wheel makes a "one" increment adjustment, i.e. with "Tweaks for YouTube" it can be for for volume (increase/decrease), video speed, etc., or with "Scroll Zoom", 10% increase/decrease in page zoom.
The problem is, with both of these extensions, one click of the wheel, i.e. with "Scroll Zoom", the page immediatelty magnifies to 500% one way, or to 30% the other way. Same Basic thing with "Tweaks for YouTube", where volume with jump from 0% to 100% in one click, instead of 10% per click.
One difference is that Scroll Zoom is supposed to stop regardless of whether or not the right mouse button is depressed after rotating the wheel. If you take your finger of the button after rotating the wheel, it will stop, but it happens so instantly, its impossible to keep the page zoom from progressing much too far.
But the mystery is, in both browsers, while this happens with all my four Logitech m310 wireless mice, and my Logitech m585 bluetooth mouse, the extensions behave normally when I use my old Microsoft corded mouse.