I have been using Lightroom for years on my PC. When I edit and use the sliders to adjust, I always click on the tab or dot in the middle then scroll with my mouse on the scroll wheel to adjust it + or - . Well, I just switched to a MacBook Pro and both mice I have are compatible and work fine with everything except on the sliders. When I click on a slider to adjust it, it just scrolls the whole editing window up or down. This is super inconvenient when you're used to using the wheel the whole time to be efficient. Anyone have some help?
Just switched from Windows to Mac due to a laptop failure and this is a dealbreaker for me. My whole muscle memory is built on touching the slider and scrolling a couple clicks up or down for guaranteed 1 or 10 point increments. Having to manually slide left and right or type in the number I need is going to take too long. I'll focus on fixing the laptop.
Hi. Is it avaible in lightroom on macOS to change the photo settings *like a light, contrast etc.* by the mouse wheel? While working on windows i prefer this type of change "slider" position. On macOs I have to make a click and move it by move a mouse. Are you have any ideas?
"It's possible for Adobe to make such an update? Or I am not to expect it?"
Given that people have been asking for this on Mac since the beginning of LR, I think it's unlikely they'll implement it. (There was a previous request for this on the old feedback forum that apparently didn't get migrated over to the new platform.)
Editing more in LrC on macOS Ventura 13.1, not being able to use mouse wheel up/down for slider control once clicked on center pin is extremely frustrating. It too is built into my muscle memory.
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