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Unable to scroll with scrollwheel on uzbl-tabbed but works fine on uzbl-browser and uzbl-core

Open soppelmann opened this issue 9 years ago • 4 comments

Please paste the output of uzbl-core --bug-info here:

$ uzbl-core --bug-info
Commit: UNKNOWN
GTK compile: 3.20.3
GTK run: 3.20.6
WebKit compile: 2.4.11
WebKit run: 2.4.11
WebKit2: 0
libsoup compile: 2.54.0
libsoup run: 2.54.1

Is there a specific website which shows the problem? all websites If it is related to a crash on a website, do other WebKit-based browsers exhibit the same symptoms? Other browsers include surf, midori, jumanji, dwb, and sugar-browse. nope


I am unable to scroll with the scrollwheen when using uzbl-tabbed unless i hold down the left mouse button. This behaviour does not exist in uzbl-browser or uzbl-core.
This happens with or without a config file.
Any help is appreciated. :)

soppelmann avatar Jun 16 '16 18:06 soppelmann

Hmm. I can't reproduce this. There was a issue with clearing special keys that was fixed after 0.9 which I guess could be related. Would you mind giving building from master a try?

keis avatar Jun 21 '16 12:06 keis

I seem to have the same issue. Only in uzbl-tabbed, I can't scroll with mousewheel.

% uzbl-core --bug-info

** (uzbl-core:1510): WARNING **: Couldn't connect to accessibility bus: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-ipTjHcHYjl: Verbindungsaufbau abgelehnt
Commit: v0.9.1-95-g3a4c70ad
GTK compile: 3.22.7
GTK run: 3.22.21
WebKit compile: 2.14.3
WebKit run: 2.16.6
WebKit2: 1
libsoup compile: 2.56.0
libsoup run: 2.58.2

Only when I press the left mousebutton or press the mousewheel, scrolling is possible. Thanks for help

haheute avatar Sep 21 '17 17:09 haheute

Following this forum post, I can use mouse scrolling by exporting the GDK_CORE_DEVICE_EVENTS=1 environment variable. I have no idea what it means, and the overall situation does look very strange.

v2e avatar Feb 01 '18 21:02 v2e

From the docs:

GDK_CORE_DEVICE_EVENTS.  If set, GDK makes does not use the XInput extension, and only reacts to core X input events. 

Something is going wrong in Xinput.

mathstuf avatar Feb 02 '18 14:02 mathstuf