On Windows 11, the mouse and touchpad help us make navigation and interaction much easier on the screen. However, these devices have a default scroll direction that doesn't feel natural. If you scroll ...

Having get used to the way Mac OS handles mouse wheel scrolling, I was wondering if there is the same functionality in Windows: In Mac OS, when you scroll with the mouse wheel, the window your mouse ...

Your MacBook comes with natural scrolling by default. This means when your fingers go upwards in the trackpad, the page scrolls downwards, and vice versa. This could be a big change, especially when ...

When your mouse wheel suddenly starts scrolling in the opposite direction, you might think the issue lies with your hardware.

If Ctrl+Scroll annoys you while using a browser, you may use the No Mouse Wheel Zoom app. This portable app disables Ctrl+Scroll zoom-in or zoom-out functionality in web browsers. Not only browsers ...

On Windows 11, you can tweak the mouse settings to make it more functional and personal, and in this guide, I will explain how to complete this configuration. Although you can connect the mouse (or ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Apple Magic Mouse is a controversial piece of tech, to say the least. On the one hand, it's exactly the sort of mouse you'd expect Apple ...

Apple's Mighty Mouse, despite its unique features, still uses a mechanical ball that is used for the navigation. Just like previous ball mice, this mechanism is prone to skip after a while of usage.

You can scroll on a Mac using the trackpad, spacebar, keyboard, or a mouse — or change your scrolling preferences. Here's ...

Problems with horizontal/diagonal scrolling A few MacFixIt readers are reporting issues using the horizontal scroll function of the newly shipping Apple Mighty Mouse. For instance, when using the ...

Logitech this week announced the MX Master 4, the latest version of its popular mouse for Macs and PCs. The new model offers ...

You can disable the trackpad on your Mac if you have a mouse connected, or by using Mouse Keys. Here's how to do it in your ...