Magic Mouse: Accidental Input
Do you scroll and adjust things by mistake with your Magic Mouse?
Sometimes as I move the Magic Mouse my fingers accidentally touch the surface causing scrolling to occur (unintentional input). During general use (e.g., using the Finder, surfing the web) this isn't a problem but in other environments (such as Photoshop or other apps requiring a degree of precision) it can be extremely annoying as your workspace may suddenly jump to another position or other things may happen inadvertently.
*My questions are:*
1. Has anyone else encountered this phenomenon? If so, please respond here to draw attention to this issue.
2. Will it be possible for Apple to address this through software/firmware updates?
*Solutions that are not helpful:*
a) Adjusting the sensitivity (scrolling/tracking speed) of the mouse
b) Learning to use the mouse differently (in a physical sense)
After using the mouse for several weeks, this remains as the biggest complaint. This was not an issue with the Mighty Mouse.
Sometimes as I move the Magic Mouse my fingers accidentally touch the surface causing scrolling to occur (unintentional input). During general use (e.g., using the Finder, surfing the web) this isn't a problem but in other environments (such as Photoshop or other apps requiring a degree of precision) it can be extremely annoying as your workspace may suddenly jump to another position or other things may happen inadvertently.
*My questions are:*
1. Has anyone else encountered this phenomenon? If so, please respond here to draw attention to this issue.
2. Will it be possible for Apple to address this through software/firmware updates?
*Solutions that are not helpful:*
a) Adjusting the sensitivity (scrolling/tracking speed) of the mouse
b) Learning to use the mouse differently (in a physical sense)
After using the mouse for several weeks, this remains as the biggest complaint. This was not an issue with the Mighty Mouse.
Magic Mouse, Mac OS X (10.6.2)
