It turned out it took three lines in the script to disable CTRL+scroll zoom in the whole of windows: #MaxHotkeysPerInterval 500 Fortunately, I have found a nice piece of software called AutoHotKey. No option in Chrome, neither in Visual Studio. There is no option in windows to disable CTRL+scroll zoom. Unfortunately, after few a days of such problems it gets really annoying. You realize, you pressed CTRL when the wheel was still scrolling a bit. The one in the MX Master is even more sensitive than the one I had before, which seemed amazing at first…īut then, you go to Chrome, select some text, press CTRL+C and suddenly your page is zoomed by 500%. I liked it before and still like it now - it feels much better than those old style click-click-click scrolling mouse wheels. It also has a feature, my previous mouse had too: smooth scroll. That was it for me - the next day I had it on my desk.Īnd… It is really, really great - it feels good in the hand, no problems with connection etc. I know! I even like the name :) Then, after a few days, Scott Hanselman wrote a post titled Finding the Perfect Mouse, where he said MX Master was the best mouse he had found. I did some research and found a Logitech MX Master. It was a few years old Logitech laser mouse, so maybe it was time to get something new. It seemed like a problem with the connection. Sometimes it didn’t track the cursor properly, sometimes it didn’t respond to click etc. A few weeks ago, my mouse started to act up.

Scroll wheel zooms instead of scrolling