I've been having issues scrolling tabs horizontally on VSCode - the whole scroll behaviour is shaky. Adding a gif to show the issue.
No fancy plugins installed on VSCode. I do have a macos tool called Scroll Reverser enabled, however even with the tool disabled the same shaky behaviour happens.
VSCode: 1.74.2
macOS: 12.3
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I have VS Code installed using official deb packages on PopOS 22.04 (Gnome, Ubuntu derivative).
The mouse cursor annoying goes into resize mode only inside the VS Code window, not on the edge like it should. This is only present when using "Title Bar Style: custom" in settings.
See here how much inside the window cursor must go in before it changes into resize mode
System well behaving window for comparison
Tried using flatpak installation - same result.
Is there a setting I can tweak or is it a bug?
I just downloaded vscode in my new laptop and it works great. The only problem is the scrolling speed in the sidebar and the intellisense scrollbar. Is it possible to reduce the speed of the scrolling in vscode? I reduced it in the editor using the editor.mouseWheelScrollSensitivity in the settings.json but that only works for the editor and not the sidebar.
I have included a gif screenshot of the sidebar, I was only moving the touchpad a little bit and it moves so fast for my eyes to keep up
Any help would be appreciated it
Try one of these settings:
workbench.list.mouseWheelScrollSensitivity
workbench.list.fastScrollSensitivity
new in vscode 1.59.
I am having a problem scrolling through the pop up box after hovering over a variable. It just disappears. I want to be able to scroll through it.
I am on Windows 10 x64 using Visual Studio Code 1.41.1 with Python Extension
Set editor.hover.sticky to true.
Via settings.json:
"editor.hover.sticky": true
Via Settings UI:
As a result of Keep hover visible when the mouse is getting closer to it, in my testing in the Insiders Build v1.72 this is much better. It should be in Stable v1.72 early October, 2022.
From the 1.72 Release Notes
Improved hover
The editor hover used to be quite aggressive in hiding itself,
especially when the mouse was going over an empty area of the editor.
This would make it very difficult to reach some of the actions shown
in the hover. Now, the hover will stay visible as long as the mouse is
moving towards it. The setting "editor.hover.sticky": false will
continue to work as before:
[The Editor > Hover: Sticky setting isn't the real problem, the problem is that the hover disappears before you even get the mouse to it.]
Vertical scrolling works just fine for me in Eclipse, and horizontal scrolling works perfectly everywhere else, but for some reason in Eclipse horizontal scrolling just doesn't work. I have to manually move the cursor over and drag the scroll bar at the bottom of my project whenever I want to view a line of code that doesn't fit in the visible area. It's not a major issue, but it does get incredibly annoying. Anyone know how to fix this? I'm on Eclipse version 2018-09 (4.9.0) and Windows 10 version 1803, if that makes any difference.
I disabled Overview Ruler Minimap and enabled vertical scrollbar.
When I scroll code using scrollbar caret or using mouse wheel, scrollbar and line numbers are scrolled immediately and smoothly. But the code is not scrolled at all and then instantly jumps to new position in 1-2 seconds
I use the latest LiclipSe 4.4 on Windows 8.1 wit Python 3.6.3
So maybe some settings can help me?
This happens because of the scrollbar theming. Eclipse started doing some operations asynchronously (which is good for non-windows platforms) but the asynchronous paint is taking more time than it should on Windows (so, this must be fixed in Eclipse itself).
Until that's fixed, the workarounds are turning off the themed scrollbar or using the overview ruler minimap and hiding the scrollbar.
the problem was in slow system speed
I upgraded my computer (Core i5 7600K instead of AMD FX-8320) and the bug disappeared