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Hi!
I was always a little disappointed with the mouse scrolling performance in the grid view of the Lightroom Classic library.
It "jumps" from line to line, instead of scrolling smoothly, which makes it's quite difficult locating pictures while scrolling...
But I always assumed there was some (technical) reason for that.
Turn's out there isn't...(?)
When I have Chrome opened in the foreground I can scroll smoothly through my Lightroom Classic library in the background. As soon as I switch back to Lightroom Classic as my active task, scrolling is immediately "unsmoothed".
(I have a Logitech Master MX and Smooth Scrolling activated, als well as the Logitec Smooth Scrolling chrome-plugin installed).
Is smooth scrolling deliberately de-activated in Lightroom Classic? If yes, WHY?
Or is there an option available to activate smooth scrolling in Lightroom Classic that I've missed?
As I searched the Internet for a solution, it didn't seem as if I was the the only one having this issue, but I guess everybody gave up a while ago (like me...).
What do you think? Can you replicate my "findings".
Or is there a reason for this behavior?
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No??
Your question:
"do you see any difference?"
To quote myself:
" The individual thumbnails - or the grid so to speak - stays in the eaxct same place.
The funny thing is that , if the browser (Edge in my case) is active, LR scrolls smooth, but extremly fast, actually unusably fast."
Those are the things that are different to not enabling "scroll by row".
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No - there is no difference?
or
"The individual thumbnails - or the grid so to speak - stays in the exact same place. "
I am sorry but I am not understanding.
Or, was "The individual thumbnails - or the grid so to speak - stays in the exact same place. " also the behavior with the option disabled?
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Enabling Scroll by row does not result in smooth scrolling.
If I now put Chrome in front, one click on the mouse wheel will scroll all the way down to the bottom of the library, like pressing the End key. Scrolling up one click takes you all the way to the top.
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Exactely my observation.
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Glad I found this thread. The issue is largely confined to the develop left and right panels, right mostly. The mouse is trying to grab the sliders as you scroll. The smart thing to do would be disable this when scrolling quickly and let people precious place the mouse on sliders they want to adjust. This is an extremely jarring change when it was implemented.