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Saft - Add very useful features to Safari
There <em>is</em> a way to scroll Safari by dragging the mouse, and it doesn't require Saft: Simply hold down command and drag up or down near the top or bottom (or sides, for pages that scroll sideways) edges of the browser.
Saft - Add very useful features to Safari
That doesn't work for me; I can scroll Finder windows with command-drag, but not Safari windows. The advantage of the Saft method is that the mouse can be anywhere within the window; just hold control and start moving it...
Saft - Add very useful features to Safari
hmm, it works here -10.3.5. No saft. You have to drag at the very edge (bottom or top) of the safari window. Although I prefer to use the scrollwheel (isn't that what it's for?;)
Saft - Add very useful features to Safari
This does work for me. I tried it with success on the powerbook and the iBook. Perhaps a more detailed explanation will help.
Saft - Add very useful features to Safari
Ah, yes, that works -- I think it was even a hint here once :).
Scrolling
I use the scrollwheel emulation in uControl, which is essential anyway to me because of its handling of the CapsLock key. Anyway, uControl allows easy vertical & horizontal scrollwheel emulation in Safari and just about everywhere else. But it might not be as useful with a regular mouse, I use it with a trackpad on my Powerbook.
Saft - Add very useful features to Safari
The 'click and hold' method works (sort of) without pressing command, but obviously it highlights any text. For whatever reason it appears that pressing any modifier in Safari prevents the text from highlighting. |
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