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I made a better way to scroll in Windows. Here’s the script.
I’ve got a better way to scroll on Windows — especially on large monitors. This instantly boosted my productivity and fixed a major annoyance I had with Windows 11. And you can try it yourself in just a few seconds. This isn’t just a typical tech article about Windows. This is one that offers a better way to use Windows.…
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Facebook’s New Friends-Only Feed Lets You Scroll Like It’s 2008
Facebook wants to be your friend again, by showing you what your real friends are up to. In an attempt to save itself from the AI slop and clickbaity images that are all over its algorithmic feed, Facebook is now updating its mobile app’s dedicated Friends tab to be a whole feed, showing you updates only from the real people…
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How to change the mouse and touchpad scroll direction in Windows 10
When you scroll on a Windows 10 laptop or desktop computer, the active window moves up or down by three lines. If you keep rotating the scroll wheel, Windows 10 continues scrolling by three lines in the direction you’re using. However, some people are uncomfortable with the default scroll direction offered by Windows 10 and want to invert it and…
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How to change the mouse and touchpad scroll direction in Windows 11
By default, a computer mouse scrolls down three lines at a time when using Windows 11. Therefore, the active app window goes three lines lower each time you rotate the mouse scroll wheel downward. When you use a Windows 11 laptop with a touchpad, scrolling on the touchpad reverses the direction. Dragging down two fingers on the touchpad scrolls the…
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WikiTok Will Help You Scroll Smarter
There is a moment every week dedicated to placing my face in front of my phone screen: my children’s karate practice. While they are learning their kicks and punches, I mindlessly scroll through clickbait, videos, games, and social feeds to pass the time. While it gives me something to do, I don’t feel good about it. Then I heard about…
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