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Phone Link is great to access android apps running on my phone. However, scrolling is very cumbersome. Is there a way to simply use the mouse scroll wheel to scroll rather then having to click and drag with the mouse? If not, is there a place to request this feature?
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It's crazy that this is a thing. Like, what kind of computer application doesn't let you scroll? It won't even let me scroll in the What's New, or Settings tab. The nonresponse from Elise was also insanely useless. ****? Is this happening to only a small subset of people? What OS are you guys on? I'm on Windows 10. Maybe this is Microsoft trying to force the last holdouts onto Windows 11?
I'm also curious about the "no way to do this" response. It worked fine until recently, as others have said.
I stopped using Reminders in Cortana for this exact same reason two or three years ago. Out of the blue, you couldn't scroll through the hours and minutes to set the time. Seriously annoying.
Some of us who work on computers all day have RSIs and do as little clicking as possible. Making us click and drag - in extremely narrow and disappearing scroll bars, no less - is just mean, Microsoft!
Is there a way I can re-install an older version, and stop any updates?
This issue was highlighted in July, it's now August and it's obvious that Microsoft ware trying to kill off this application, like they did with Messenger, then Skype, Now Phone Link.
It looks like MS just doesn't have enough resources to fix this "extremely hard" bug for two months.
Such a shame actually.
I don't understand this answer at all. Up until just the last few weeks my trackball wheel scrolled phonelink just fine. How can you say there's no way to do this when just until recently IT USED TO WORK? Both my laptop and desktop used to scroll using the mouse wheel. Now neither of them do.
