Copy this Xcode plugin to the following directory:
~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/
You should create the directories if needed.
Enjoy!
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Mac OS X Lion introduced iOS-style scrolling elasticity. Do you think it's annoying, and it slows you down while working in Xcode? Here's how to remove it.
Copy this Xcode plugin to the following directory: ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/ You should create the directories if needed. Enjoy!
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Remove scrolling elasticity in Xcode
If only someone would find a way to disable this elastic scrolling globally :-( Edited on May 08, '12 08:11:33AM by Havner
Remove scrolling elasticity in Xcode
I wrote the plugin. The same technique can be used to disable elastic scrolling in other applications as well but code injection is intrusive. I'm not sure there is a good way to only inject code into applications that link against the AppKit. The nice thing about using the Xcode plugin architecture is that it confines the code injection to Xcode only.
Remove scrolling elasticity in Xcode
I'd be happy if we could simply disable it in desktop Safari... it's so completely unnecessary, distracting and dizzying there...
Remove scrolling elasticity in Xcode
This is truly excellent. ---
Remove scrolling elasticity in Xcode
You could also "upgrade" to an older mac - my white macbook seems to be too old to support the elastic scrolling. :P
Remove scrolling elasticity in Xcode
Upon further poking, I believe the defaults key you're looking for is 'NSScrollViewRubberbanding'. So maybe something like
will do what you want. Again, I can't test 'cause my machine doesn't support inertial scrolling or rubberbanding in the first place. I just know that I watched TextEdit check that preference key, and it sounds pretty promising, so... Or perhaps (based on that thread over at apple discussions), it wants a numeric argument... Edited on May 08, '12 02:10:09PM by arcticmac
Remove scrolling elasticity in Xcode
Nope, does not work.. :-/
At least not in Safari..
--- /Marook Edited on May 08, '12 04:03:39PM by marook
Remove scrolling elasticity in Xcode
Yes this seems to work fine:
Remove scrolling elasticity in Xcode
Thanks for this; I see it's working for me in TextEdit. Fantastic! But, unfortunately, it seems to have no effect on Safari, where I'd appreciate it most. Any other ideas? |
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