Does anyone use "natural scrolling"?

[tux_peng]

I don't even remember when I first saw it, but I always disable it

[tp95112]

What's that?

 

[t4ils]

Nope. Always been used to swiping down to go down and swiping up to go up on trackpads.

[ARikozuM]

1 minute ago, tp95112 said:

What's that?

 

It's where the mouse scrolling is inverted. Much like when you push up on a tablet to view lower parts of a document. 

 

I prefer inverted scrolling for certain things. Documents, yes. Zooming in, no. 

[tux_peng]

It reverses the direction of the scroll bar/ wheel

 

 

It works on a phone/tablet, but the option is weird with a mouse

[Opencircuit74]

No. I have never and probably will never use it.

[Tog Driver]

Never heard of it before. . .

[Atomic Charley]

I only ever use it on trackpads. I think this is something I developed after smartphones, I don't remember doing this (but then again I used to use the arrow keys to scroll). It's more natural for me to scroll like this on a trackpad, in fact I didn't realise I was doing it until this post. On mice I scroll down to go down and up to go up.

[minibois]

A previous school I went to had iMacs with this feature enabled by default, found it extremely annoying to work with. So no.

Although I do use it on my phone and do use it on laptops, but I guess that just kinda makes more sense in my head.

 

At first I thought this thread was about smooth scrolling, which I absolutely despise