Chrome Version       : 62.0.3202.97
OS Version: 9901.77.0
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What's the problem?

I am on the Acer R13 Chromebook that I just got. I switch the resolution down from 1080 to 864. When this screen resolution has been scaled down, the mouse trackpad speed is too fast. It seems that when the screen has been scaled down that the trackpad speed to cover the amount of pixel when moving the pointer was not scaled down as well.

This only happens when the scaling works. If you scale down to the next level 675px vertical (where the screen is blurry) the trackpad speed is back to what you get at 1080 resolution.

If I change the setting to make the trackpad speed slower, it does not have the intended affect and it feels too slow. Also I don't like that this setting seems to be sync-ed across other chromebooks as well and should be device independent.

Hopefully it is an easy change as it only seems to affect when scaling for display is doneproperly instead of the blurry scaling.


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https://productforums.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/chromebook-central/UjLaGlSS2yQ/buYVCLZgAgAJ

I have got a productforums set up above link.


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