Apple released a new beta for safari and it said 120hz but it’s not look at the front page articleDefinitely not fixed on 12.0.1. Maybe it requires 12.1 beta 2?
I’m starting to get angry at them, I got so excited and now they remove it, what are they playing atIt's not fixed, and they've now removed mention of 120hz from the release notes https://webkit.org/blog/12040/release-notes-for-safari-technology-preview-135/
What do you mean? It's still thereIt's not fixed, and they've now removed mention of 120hz from the release notes https://webkit.org/blog/12040/release-notes-for-safari-technology-preview-135/
They removed it from the release notesWhat do you mean? It's still there
Updated smooth scroll animations to run at 120Hz on 120Hz displays (r285094)
They removed it from the release notes
OK yeah they added it back but with different wording to emphasize that it's only for smooth scroll animations, not default scrolling behavior. So I wouldn't consider the issue "fixed" until all scrolling in Safari operates at 120hz (as they implied in the October event).What do you mean? It's still there
Updated smooth scroll animations to run at 120Hz on 120Hz displays (r285094)
It's there, as just quoted above.They removed it from the release notes
Front page of what?And they removed it from the front page.
Aaaaaand...they haven't mentioned it in the review.nor the ghosting.nor the horrible response times.Right, first day "reviews" are just marketing. I'm waiting for Linus Tech Tips and Max Tech reviews of the performance and all the quirks of these MacBooks.
Gosh I'd love to get such an app,of ,let's dream,an option in macOS settings ,to force 120hz everywhere..and Everytime.when I'm plugged in for example,I don't mind the display being 120hz refreshedIf the ProMotion tech's adaptive refresh rate is ridiculous enough to require apps to 'opt in' to 120Hz that's an instant fail and oversight because legacy apps won't be updated. Hopefully someone comes out with an app that lets you lock in 120Hz without the adaptive nonsense.
It's there, as just quoted above.
Front page of what?
No thats only for a specific smooth scroll animation CSS attribute, its still only scrolling page sat 60 HzIt is supposedly in the Safari Tech Preview Release, which is different ..
Apple Adds 120Hz Scrolling for Some Sites in Latest Safari Technology Preview Release [Updated]
Apple today released a new update for Safari Technology Preview, the experimental browser Apple first introduced in March 2016, and today's...www.macrumors.com
It is supposedly in the Safari Tech Preview Release, which is different ..
Apple Adds 120Hz Scrolling for Some Sites in Latest Safari Technology Preview Release [Updated]
Apple today released a new update for Safari Technology Preview, the experimental browser Apple first introduced in March 2016, and today's...www.macrumors.com
Yep, there's no smooth scrolling for third-party mice in macOS. You can you third-party tools to achieve it, Mos, for example.I don't mean to change the subject but since there are a lot of folks checking out this thread about scrolling, is it just me or does Safari lack "smooth scrolling" if you're scrolling with a mouse wheel? Chrome for macOS has had this type of smooth scrolling since version 91...
Are you sure it's actually aimed against 3rd party mice though? I think and hope it's just that, the Magic Mouse doesn't have a wheel (scrolling on the Magic Mouse works just like a trackpad, mouse wheel scrolling works in a different way) so I guess everyone on the Safari/Webkit team either uses a trackpad or the Magic Mouse and this type of smooth scrolling is like a blindspot for them. I have nothing against the trackpad or Magic Mouse but I just need to use a mouse wheel. Anyways, is this a known issue? I really hope they add smooth scrolling for mouse wheelsYep, there's no smooth scrolling for third-party mice in macOS. You can you third-party tools to achieve it, Mos, for example.
Yes, they just want you to buy a Magic Mouse I guess.Are you sure it's actually aimed against 3rd party mice though? I think and hope it's just that, the Magic Mouse doesn't have a wheel (scrolling on the Magic Mouse works just like a trackpad, mouse wheel scrolling works in a different way) so I guess everyone on the Safari/Webkit team either uses a trackpad or the Magic Mouse and this type of smooth scrolling is like a blindspot for them. I have nothing against the trackpad or Magic Mouse but I just need to use a mouse wheel. Anyways, is this a known issue? I really hope they add smooth scrolling for mouse wheels
Come on now, Apple is not this petty. They sell mice with wheels in their stores, they have a decent relationship with Logitech etc. I honestly think the Safari/Webkit people are just not aware of this lack of smooth scrolling because they all use trackpads or the Magic MouseYes, they just want you to buy a Magic Mouse I guess.
Any other bugs so far? Also if you don't mind me asking. If you're showing the menu bar even on full screen apps. Does the trackpad gestures work properly now? I've heard on beta 2 it broke the trackpad gestures on full screen if you show the menu bar even on full screen apps.Alright well I'm on the Dev Beta 3 (21C5039b) and Safari Controlled scrolling is now 120hz, inertia scrolling still needs work (slight better in safari). New beta has now made inertia scrolling which was just about perfect on a third party browsers now worse. So now Safari is better but the better option is now worse for browsing content.
Maybe one day inertia scrolling with actually work properly across the board.