This is a two part question:
How do you physically scroll the page?
- Track Pad?
- Scroll Wheel on a Mouse?
- Scroll Ring on a trackball?
- Arrow Keys?
- Page Up/Down Buttons?
- Dragging the Scroll Bar?
- An unusual device like a foot pedal?
- Some kind of auto scrolling program?
- Some other thing?
How often do you scroll while reading?
- Do you continuously scroll the page while you are reading it?
- Do you read the entire page before scrolling?
- Some other behavior?
I'm curious what most people do. I like to scroll at the same time as I am reading it and I think this kind of thing might lead to RSI. I am considering switching to reading the whole page and then using Page Down.
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Surprisingly, only in the last few years did I really give the mouse wheel a try, due to a piece of software I was forced to use on a Chromebook. Now I use it frequently.
Track pad or the little "pencil eraser" control on some laptops (in the middle of the keyboard) are my least used methods.
when I'm dealing with loadshedding and have to use my laptop by itself, two fingers, trackpad, moving in the direction of scrolling, like a regular person, none of the upside-down "grabbing the paper" rubbish that iKids like