Unable to scroll prototype (without using mouse wheel)

I’m a disabled person and my mouse doesn’t have scroll wheel. I have to use this mouse because of my disability. Arrows don’t work. This makes Adobe XD useless for me. The so called "Correct answer" is not correct. Please fix this.

Many of my colleagues who are reviewing work are on laptop PCs and several of those aren't even using mice while working from home. It took me a while to find this specific thread where this limitation is mentioned. It would be awesome to broaden the range of page scrolling options. Thanks!

I can't scroll the prototype vertically by clicking and dragging it neither the up & down key works, only the mouse wheels works. Most of the people are not that used to scroll with mouse wheels, so it is kind of messy here. Kindly fix it ASAP. 

I'm not sure why this essential feature is missing, but I managed a workaround during a user test which may work for you:
The user was in Chrome. I instructed her to zoom out of the page (meatball menu > zoom out to 90% or similar) and a scroll bar appeared next to the prototype. It wasn't ideal, but we were able to move on in a few minutes.

Hi,

our users are having the same problems. I have tried the keys but they do not work (arrows, pagedown/up holding space and draging - this looks like it would work but does not). For this reason, unguided user tests are practicaly impossible with scrollable designs and even guided are complicated as people often do not have mouse with a wheel. This is a really big downside for us. 

Martin

Hi all,

Has this issue been resolved yet or is it in the process? One of my users is having this same problem where she can scroll the comments but not the actual prototype itself.

Adding to this: I ran a user test with an Xd link and this person was unable to figure out how to scroll. She had her mouse pointer to the right side of the prototype "frame" and it wouldn't scroll, so she spent nearly the entire the activity thinking all we had to show was what was above the fold. 

You can see a 30 second video when it first happens here.

And another 2 minutes here.

Fair warning, it's hard to watch. 😃

To me, the user should be able to scroll anywhere in their browser window and have the prototype respond as expected. 

I'm happy to help figure this out as much as I can. Feel free to reach out to me directly if needed.

Thanks,
Jason

This can't be true... 
I am pretty sure it was working in the past though...

A client just informed me that he cant scroll past the viewport (he does not use a wheel-mouse), so I told him to use the arrow keys, which wouldnt work... I had to check myself because I couldnt believe it!
Any workaround here please!?

Unfortunately there is no way for windows users - without a scroll wheel - to scroll the viewport in the online preview. That makes the preview pretty useless for us... We can not expect all our client to have a mouse wheel, can we?

I believe using the arrow keys did work in the past, but not today. To bad.

Is there a way to fi this? Maybe add some buttons / keys next to the viewport to enable scrolling the viewport?

Or am I missing something else to get this vieport scrolable?

Another suggestion would be to use the mouse to just click and drag the viewport like you would on a touch sceen?

Up and down arrows don't work in Windows either. It "should" work but I don't think anyone actually tested that theory before marking that the answer because, sadly, it does not work. Pretty frustrating because I need to see the bottom half of a design but I cannot right now due to the fact that I'm on a laptop. Really, really frustrating.