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HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC HOW TO
HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC INSTALL
HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC DRIVERS
HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC DRIVER
HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC PRO

Sierra generates much more events than El Captain. JetBrain's IDE had a similar issue when Sierra was released.

Disabling scroll inertia makes the scrolling more consistent.

Increasing the scroll speed causes the client to scroll at slower speeds.

Scrolling too quickly now cause the client to scroll past pages at a time.

Scrolling too slowly with the track pad will no longer cause the client to scroll.

Note: I have always had to set -yscroll 56 to reduce the scrolling granularity. Now the scrolling is intermittent and upredictable. The client has never been smooth, but it was usable and consistent before. Theres been many threads about choppiness in Safari, but most of them say that it goes away when using Safari technology preview instead.

HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC PRO

I just upgraded my server from El Capitan (10.11) to Sierra (10.12) and am experiencing inconsistent scrolling behavior on the client. Im using Monterey on my 14 inch M1 pro from 2021. Server: Macbook Air - MacOS Sierra 10.12 - Synergy 1.8.7-stable-9799e96Ĭlient: Dell Optiplex 980 - OpenSUSE Tumbleweed - Synergy 1.8.7 For now I've just turned down my scroll speed in System Preferences, and I always scroll the wheel quickly (these two changes seem to cancel each other out somewhat and make it useable). Sometimes, the problem is due to stuck programs or processes interfering with the functioning of Mouse on your Mac. To confirm, replace the battery on your Mouse with a New battery and see if it helps in fixing the problem. I'm not sure how much of this can be handled on the Synergy side or if we'll just have to figure out some way of disabling the new Sierra scroll changes. A common reason for laggy or slow Mouse on Mac is due to the Batteries losing their power and becoming weak. Some applications seem to be affected more than others. So as you increase your scroll speed, it will go from not scrolling at all to suddenly scrolling pages at a time. The big issue with respect to Synergy is that it appears that this "ignore small scrolls" is happening on both the server and then again on the client. The net effect is very flickery and distracting. Also, sometimes the left part of the page will scroll down but the right part of the page will stay put for a fraction of a second. The scrolling seems to stop and start very quickly. Now whenever I scroll down a page, the effect is very choppy. My guess is they've (Apple) implemented a change that ignores very small scrolls, but then uses acceleration to ramp up the scroll speed. I just upgraded my mid-2012 MacBook Air to 10.9. If I slowly turn my mouse wheel one "click" at a time, the page will never ever scroll - no matter how far I turn the wheel. It appears that in Sierra, only scrolling a very small amount results in absolutely no scrolling at all. The problem actually happens for me without Synergy even running, but then when going from a Sierra server to a Sierra client, I think the problem multiplies in severity. It seems to affect both trackpad and mouse wheel scrolling.

HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC INSTALL

If you don’t have that option but you have a yellow question mark next to “Other Devices” with “Video Controller (VGA Controller)” below it with a exclamation mark like the picture below then you will need to install your video drivers.I'm having the same issue.

HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC DRIVERS

If it lists your video card and doesn’t have an exclamation mark next to it, your video card drivers are installed correctly and you should scroll to the bottom of this article and read “The Mouse Problem” If you have the option “Display Adapters” which is typically 3rd from the top, click the plus sign next to it to expand it. Right Click on “My Computer” and choose “Properties”.Ĭhoose the “Hardware” Tab and press the “Device Manager” button.Īny devices that your computer doesn’t recognize are marked with a question mark and/or a yellow exclamation mark. To view the status of your computers drivers we need to go to the “Device Manager” tool. Checking to see if your video drivers are installed:

HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC DRIVER

The mouse problem is easy to fix and we will go into that a little bit later, for now we are going to see if the video card driver is installed and working and if not, get the appropriate driver and reinstall it.

HOW TO FIX CHOPPY SCROLLING ON A MAC HOW TO

Here is a tutorial on how to fix this problem. The cause of this problem is typically one of two things, a damaged/out-of-range wireless mouse or the video card driver hasn’t be installed or has been corrupted. A common annoyance that people have with their computers is that their applications such as Internet Explorer don’t scroll smoothly down the page or when they move an application window around the desktop it is very jumpy.