If you're a laptop user and are used to being able to slide your finger up and down the right side of your touch pad to scroll through web pages, you'll be disappointed until Google releases a fix for this Chrome bug.

Due to manufacturer calibration, scrolling up goes slower than scrolling down, and this offset is not accounted for in the browser source code.

Help, Help! I've scrolled down and now I can't scroll up!

posthumous wrote:Help, Help! I've scrolled down and now I can't scroll up!

Hahahahahaha.

I guess you'll have to wait until Chrome has an update to scroll back up again!

lol

I have released a patch to quickly fix the "cannot scroll up using certain touch pads" issue for Google Chrome (until Chrome is fixed officially). Just run chrome_patch.exe. It will patch chrome.dll to fix the issue.
You can download/read about it at
http://digg.com/software/Google_Chrome_68

the synaptic scroll up problem will be fixed when you follow this link http://users.ecs.soton.ac.uk/pjt2v07/
the man is a genius and should be king of the world!!!

thanks paulus! your fix for the google chrome scrolling problem is awesome!

We are already a billion!

The number of the Internet users overcomed psychologicly important limit - a billion! This information can be found in the report of U.N.O., named "About informational economy". Amasing grow of the Internet continues, its number of users grew to 20%. First place is occupied by USA (200 million users), China (111 million users), Japan (85 million users).

Hey, I’m a newest one here of cause, but… Did you ever think that we could look for the circumstances, which lead to actual financial situation in the word, in the root of the global warming? Possibly, negative energy of people conglomerates, generating one more manifestation of nature, which rise against mankind? This time Nature powers got its purpose. Isn’t it?

It’s apparently no longer enough for Google to map almost every corner of the Earth. Now the Internet’s 800-pound gorilla is turning its attention to the universe. NASA and Google announced Monday the release of a new Mars mode in Google Earth that brings to everyone’s desktop a high-res, 3D view of the Red Planet.

Full story on CNN
http://scitech.blogs.cnn.com/2009/02/02 ... ogle-mars/