Do you find the rubber band scrolling effect on your Mac OS X annoying? In this guide, we will show you how to disable elastic (rubber band) scrolling on your Mac and regain control over your scrolling experience.
Benefits of Disabling Elastic (Rubber Band) Scrolling
By following this guide, you can enjoy the following benefits:
- Have a smoother scrolling experience without the bouncing effect
- Cater the scrolling behavior to your personal preference
- Eliminate any distractions caused by the rubber band effect
How to Disable Elastic (Rubber Band) Scrolling
Follow these steps to disable elastic (rubber band) scrolling on your Mac:
- Open the Terminal from the /Applications/Utilities/ directory
- Type the following command exactly:
defaults write -g NSScrollViewRubberbanding -int 0 - Restart any applications that you want the changes to take effect in
Note: Disabling elastic band scrolling may not work in all applications. If you want to disable it across all applications, restarting your Mac can be the quickest solution.
How to Re-enable Elastic (Rubber Band) Scrolling
If you change your mind and want to restore the rubber band scrolling effect, follow these steps:
- Open the Terminal from the /Applications/Utilities/ directory
- Type the following command:
defaults remove -g NSScrollViewRubberbanding - Restart any applications that you want the changes to take effect in
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is this guide about?
This guide provides instructions on how to disable elastic (rubber band) scrolling on Mac OS X.
2. How can this guide help me?
By following this guide, you can adjust the scrolling behavior on your Mac to suit your personal preference.
