When reading a thread, do you spacebar?

What method do you use to scroll through a thread?

  • Spacebar

  • Mousewheel

  • Arrow Key

  • Page Up/Down


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Modular

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Jul 1, 2005
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Spacebar, pagedown, mousewheel, arrow key - they all do the same thing...or do they?!

What do you do? So many options man, so many options!

If I'm on my laptop, I use the spacebar. But at my desktop, I find that I use the mouse wheel most of the time.

I'm so bored today...
 
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bignateyk

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Apr 22, 2002
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I'm a mousewheel kind of guy myself...

If I had to use the keyboard though I would choose Page Down.
 

mb

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Jun 27, 2004
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Combination of space bar and scroll wheel. Also use End and Page Up to get to latest reply quickly.
 

jupiter57

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Nov 18, 2001
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Mousewheel ALWAYS.
Though I use Laptops exclusively, I use a mouse with each of them, & I will not own a mouse without a scroll wheel!
 

gophins72

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Jul 22, 2005
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i do all except the spacebar, but mostly use page up/down if the mouse doesnt have the wheel
 
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Drako

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Jun 9, 2007
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I use the page up/down buttons on my mouse, or I use the scroll wheel. I don't use the keyboard much when browsing.
 

Bateluer

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Jun 23, 2001
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Short distances, mouse wheel. Skipping large numbers of post, click and drag scroll bar.
 

maidaa

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I do everything from the mouse, except type.
CTRL, ENTER, DELETE, F5, BACK, SCROLL, ZOOM (CTRL + SCOLL), HOME (top of page)
MX900 mouse, wish I could find a mouse with more buttons
 

Blackjack200

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May 28, 2007
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I don't scroll at all, I just have a monitor big enough to show 100 posts. When that "better nate than lever" thread came out I threw my monitor out and bought a bigger one. It has platinum teef.

Bling Bling muthafucka
 

zokudu

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Nov 11, 2009
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Mousewheel. I like the smooth scrolling instead of the jumps provided by the other methods.