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#Mos vs scroll reverser update#
#Mos vs scroll reverser windows 10#
#Mos vs scroll reverser mac#

#Mos vs scroll reverser windows 10#

If you’re on one of the latest Windows 10 updates, you can’t reverse the scrolling direction as easily anymore. It’s no longer possible to navigate to Devices > Mouse & Trackpad and toggle Reverse scrolling direction. Reversing the scrolling direction used to be as easy as turning on a switch, but Microsoft decided to make things harder for those who prefer to scroll the “unnatural” way. I’m a proud member of the default category, but I know some people that regard reversed scrolling to be the “more natural” way. There are the ones that scroll the default way, and some that prefer to use a reversed scrolling direction. (Thanks, Humberto.)ġ.Windows users can be split into two different types of people.

Added Brazilian Portuguese localization.

Added option to hide the menu bar icon.

Dropped PowerPC and Intel 32-bit support (by mistake).

Added independent settings for scrolling with trackpad, mouse and Wacom tablet.

Added independent settings for horizontal and vertical scrolling.

Restored PowerPC and 32-bit Intel support.

Changed default on Lion to not reverse horizontal scrolling.Fixed a problem with the Italian localization.Added a welcome window that appears on the first run.Fixed a bug that led to high memory usage.More reliable detection between mouse and trackpad.Signed with a Developer ID for OS X 10.8 Gatekeeper.Minimum system requirerement is now OS X 10.7 Lion.Fix minor bug which casused a console warning about 'scrollPhase is deprecated.'.Added the option to automatically check for updates.(No change to Magic and Mighty mouse detection.) Better accuracy detecting traditional wheel mice from trackpads.Updated the status icon for retina displays.

(Specifically, the menu bar icon now supports Dark Mode.) (Thanks, Humberto, Peter, Nikos, Vincenzo and Fu-sen.) Localized in Brazilian Portuguese, German, Greek, Italian, and Japanese.Now treats a Wacom mouse's scrolling as coming from a mouse, rather than a tablet.Adds AppleScript support for turning Scroll Reverser on and off.

#Mos vs scroll reverser update#

Important fixes for compatibility with the upcoming Yosemite update 10.10.2.Brand new preferences window to replace the clunky old menu.Fixed bug (introduced in v1.7) where Scroll Reverser would sometimes stop working after using it for a while.(Thanks Josef, Byungkook Jang, Dmitry, and Johnny.) Added Korean, Russian, Slovak and Traditional Chinese translations.To show the debug window, option-click (⌥-click) the Scroll Reverser menu bar icon. Added a debug console to help with fault-finding.New algorithm to (hopefully) distinguish more accurately between trackpad and mouse.You can now right-click (or control-click) the menu bar icon to toggle Scroll Reverser on/off.(Now it should hopefully not stop working, and if it does you can just toggle Scroll Reverser off/on to reset it.) Fixes for bug where Scroll Reverser would sometimes stop working, requiring app restart.Fixed a bug where, on unchecking 'Show in menu bar', the 'Icon Hidden' message would appear multiple times.Added Hungarian and Polish translations.(This is because of a problem where macOS sometimes stops sending gesture events to Scroll Reverser after awaking from sleep.)

#Mos vs scroll reverser mac#

Scroll Reverser now silently relaunches itself when your Mac wakes from sleep.

A small correction to the Polish translation.

The relaunch-on-wake implementation is now more robust.

Added Simplified Chinese (zh-CN) translation.

Fix: Notification center getting stuck half-open while Scroll Reverser is running.

Fix: 'Shake to locate cursor' not working with Trackpad while Scroll Reverser is running.

Fix: Presence of Scroll Reverser triggering additional security dialogs (for example, in Keychain permissions dialogs).

Translation updates, including a new Norwegian translation (thanks, Patrick).

(As part of investigating Issue #38: Scroll reverser preferences randomly change.)

Some internal changes to the way preferences are loaded.

The minimum system requirement is now macOS 10.12.6.

Reimplemented Start at Login functionality to be more reliable now, I hope.

Fixed crashing due to missing Accessibility permission.

New user interface in prefs prompts you when required permissions are missing (Accessibility and Input Monitoring).

Universal app for both Intel and Apple M1 chip.

Anything I can do to make it work nicely? Run this command at terminal on the remote machine: defaults write -reverser ReverseOnlyRawInput -bool YES then quit and restart Scroll Reverser. I am controlling a machine via remote desktop, and Scroll Reverser is running on both the local and remote machine.