ONGOING! Issue with the scrolling speed on Mac OS in Acrobat CC

[wvp]

So this issue has been haunting me and many other Acrobat CC user for a long time now. It would be great if Adobe in all it's wisdom could fix it. The problem:

When scrolling in any application on MacOS (Monterey 12.1, but also happened in previous versions) using the mousewheel on my Logitech MX Master mouse (but other mice with scroll wheel also) adobe scrolls about 10 lines of text on a page with a small wheel movement. This makes reading very annoying, especially because Acrobat CC is the only application behaving this way and interferes with muscle memory. It frequently happens that i end up many page further in a document where as if i would scroll the same in for example Microsoft Word i would just scroll one page.

When using the Magic Trackpad Acrobat CC scrolling is fine and smooth and i would really like Acrobat CC to behave the same way, or at least have a smoother scrolling experience. I tried alle the "fixes" i could find on the forums, but non are of any help.

I included a video showing the effect. On the left you see Safari and on the right you see Adobe Acrobat CC. I am using the same scrollwheel movements on both applications and the difference in scrolling should be very noticable.

[doc222222]

Same issue here, any updates?

[MarkThomasLusk1]

I have this same problem too. Mac o/s Monterey v12.4 and most recent version of Adobe Acrobat with the following properties: Architecture: x86_64, Build: 17.12.30205.10205, AGM: 4.30.109, CoolType: 5.14.5, JP2K: 1.2.3.50018. I also have a Windows machine with Acrobat, and this is not an issue. I am using an Logitech MX Master Mouse. Everything is newly updated as the Mac Studio is minty new. 

[Maxwell26071429f6yv]

I am also having the same issue but with a Razer deathadder.

[Maxwell26071429f6yv]

Having the same issue

[YC_Liang]

I meet the same problem which makes me have a bad impression to this software.

[JR Boulay]

This is a recurrent problem on Mac since Acrobat 6, so for more than 20 years.
For me it's solved, I switched to Windows.

[Sidney Galdeano]

Is there any preview of when Adobe will fix de Acrobat Mouse Scrolling speed too fast for Mac OS users?

Im actually using Logitech MX Master 3, on Macbook Pro M1 Ventura 13.1, and Adobe Acrobat Pro 2022.003.20281

[Alexander28756899ypqy]

I found a slight workaround for the scrolling issue with Logitech mice. I use a Logitech MX Vertical Advanced Ergonomic mouse and used to use a Logitech MX Master 2, both with the Logitech Options software installed and both with the same problem of scrolling too fast. I am using a MacBook Pro M2 with macOS Ventura 13.2.1.

Open Logitech Options, select your mouse, select Point and Scroll, and turn the Scrolling Speed all the way down. It will slow down your scroll speed in Adobe Acrobat pretty significantly. Now when I do one full quick scroll of the scroll wheel, it will scroll for two PDF pages instead of 12+ pages. The speed of the single "click" of the scroll wheel stays about the same (3 scrolls clicks per one PDF page.) The workaround is helpful if you are staying primarily in Acrobat and not switching between Acrobat and a browser, for example, because the browser will now scroll painfully slowly. When you are done with Acrobat you will have to set the Scrolling Speed in Logitech Options back to a reasonable level.

Hopefully one day Adobe will fix this! The scrolling speed problem forces me to use Mac Preview instead of Acrobat a lot of the time.

[MarkThomasLusk1]

Thanks for this suggestion. I have moved on though. Let me STRONGLY recommend that Mac users simply switch to PDF Expert by Readdle. It is substantially, quantitatively better than Adobe Acrobat and they offer a perpetual license. The is more intuitive than Acrobat and offers many features that Acrobat simply does not have. The scrolling issue is not there at all of course. I have tested it very thoroughly and I am very happy with it. Why did nobody point this software out before? Wow. Adobe will lose market share as soon as the word gets around.

Best,

-Mark


Mark T. Lusk
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Colorado School of Mines
Golden, CO 80401
mlusk@mines.edu
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[Max25716923ss8z]

Issue seems to be resolved with updated Mac as of 8/3/2023.