It is impossible to make a precise middle click with a button

>>58745488
Why do you need your middle click to be precise? What does that even mean?

>>58745617
click on a link, open in a new tab.

try it. it's fucking impossible to do... as soon as you start clicking, mouse moves away.

>>58745763
What the fuck are you on about

Don't buy shitty mice. No problems on g401, i'm glad i fell for that meme.

>>58745488
works for me

>>58745488
I have literally never had this problem with any mouse I have ever used. I can middle click perfectly accurately. I hope they find a cure for Parkinson's for you soon.

>>58745763
did i just get trolled?

pressing in the center of the mouse is the least likely place to move the mouse

>>58745763

???

having another episode, terry?

>>58745763
You're literally the only person with this problem.
Get some body control, you autist.

Middle mouse buttons use rotary encoders with a generous space in between `rotations'. To trigger the rotary encoder to send a signal to middle mouse up or down while pressing down on the button requires serious Parkinsons.

>>58745821
>>58745807
>>58745790
>>58745788
How do you guys do it? What's the trick? As soon as I start pressing the wheel, cursor moves either up or down. It's impossible to keep it still.

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>>58745777
Check my trips faggots

lmao, op is a handlet

>>58745862
Don't shake your hand around like a retard? We can't explain how to do it because we're not doing anything. It's not like there's a secret trick to it that you're not privy to.

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>>58745868
you gotta claim them in the same post, you fucking newfag retard.

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>>58745862
Get your parkinson's checked out grandpa

>>58745862
>find the point on the wheel where you can press directly downward
>change your grip until you are pressing directly downward in your resting position

I press with the last joint of my middle finger but there's nothing stopping me from using the bone on either side

>>58745902
I;m not shaking my hand. Mouse itself is pretty fucking still but when I begin to press down, it does move like 5-10 pixels which is enough to movie it off a link.

>>58745906
I'm 20.

>>58745908
That's actually helpful. I was pressing from the side closest to the top ledge but maybe it's better to press on the center of the wheel itself. However, it;s much harder to push it down from there.

>>58745932
Then you've got Parkinsons or like the beginning of ALS or some shit.

>>58745952
The wheel itself moves. How on earth could you press that wheel, that easily moves, down without it actually moving even a pixel up or down? It's impossible.

>>58745981
Get a mouse with a wheel that actually clicks at each step rather than a free-spinning wheel?

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>>58745999
>>58746014
Yeah, my mouse wheel spins freely. I can't stand those ratchety wheels and can't understand why anyone would prefer them since you can't scroll a whole page in under a second like you can with free-spin one.

I think I'll just have to live without a middle click.

Anyway, wheel in question is pic related.

>>58746039
You know there are mice that can swap between free spinning and clicking? And clicking can scroll almost as fast - what are you going to do with the extra 40 milliseconds you gained?

>>58746039
>since you can't scroll a whole page in under a second like you can with free-spin one.
either pretty home/end on the keyboard
or press middle mouse to bring up the autoscroll and move you mouse to the opposite side of the screen

>>58746039
I have that mouse at work and I agree that it is hard to middle click without scrolling when it's in free spinning mode. You can also not scroll precise that way. That's why I don't put it in free spinning mode.

>>58745488
I don't think I've ever accidentally scrolled while middle clicking.

>>58746039
>can't understand why anyone would prefer them

They prevent threads like this

>>58746039
>falls for free spinning wheel meme
>complains when it hinders other mouse function

>>58745763
Works on my gamer-grade Razer Deathadder 3.5G 3500DPI ergonomic mouse :)

>>58746460
are you a manchild?

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Just bind it to another key like I did.

I think I lost brain cells reading this thread.

Brain cells that could have cured Parkinsons.

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>>58746039
>since you can't scroll a whole page in under a second like you can with free-spin one.
Why make a compromise when you can have both ratcheting and free spinning ?

What a retarded thread

OP you should take a look into metal mouse wheels. They tend to have less mousemovement issues when being pushed down.

>>58745763
maybe you should stop using a shitty mouse

>>58745488
Maybe your finger muscles have atrophied to the point where you can't middle click without clinching your entire hand.

Get a grip and exercise those fingers.

>>58745488
I feel ya, OP

Middle button is retarded, just bind it to a side button

>>58747309
maybe the problem is you, because no one else has any issues

>>58745807

cia nigger

>>58746039
i guess you're a no-fun that doesnt play games

>>58745763
you have a shitty mouse. my trusty mx518 doesn't budge when i try to click it, but scrolls like it should.

>>58746039
I have a free spinning wheel and I can't say I have the problem where it is impossible to middle click precisely.

You do fuck up sometimes, but not that often.

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Not only is this the best mousewheel I've ever used, but it acts as a perfect button as well. Never let me down, doesn't take too much force to press and there's a distinct feedback.

Everyone else is getting it wrong for some reason.