Add inertial scrolling to scrollable elements #244034
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@microsoft-github-policy-service agree |
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Hi @joshspicer is there any way we'll get this merged? If so, I'll update the branch, but I don't want to keep doing that if the vscode team is not interested in merging this anyways :). Just let me know! |
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Apologies for the delay @Benimautner - i've tagged the appropriate codeowner for review |
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hey @alexdima can you review this PR please? It will be helpful for the folks using the linux distros as their main driver |
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This pull request adds inertial scrolling support on linux wayland.
For some reason, inertial scrolling doesn't work, even though electron supports it (see issue #201937). This is more of a workaround to handle it internally.
It adds a setting to enable it, which is set it to off per default.