How To Use The Magic Mouse To Scroll Down?

The Apple Mouse is a versatile tool that allows users to scroll on their PCs. It uses sensors to identify simple gestures like scro, screen zoom, and scrolling. The Magic Mouse simulates the scroll wheel and can be turned on for scrolling while navigating. Users can scroll right or left with one finger to access the previous or next web page in their history.

To use the Multi-Touch trackpad or Magic Mouse, users can tap, swipe, pinch, or spread one or more fingers to perform useful actions. To access Mission Control, users can use a two-finger double tap. However, some users have reported issues with their 2021 MacBook Air M1 with the Magic Mouse and built-in trackpad. To resolve this issue, users can reconnect the Magic Mouse and follow the step-by-step guide.

Scrolling requires a Magic Mouse, which can be found in System Preferences > Universal Access > Mouse and Trackpad tab > Mouse options. To check scrolling, users can click the right side of the mouse, slide one finger up or down, and double-tap with one finger to zoom in and back out of a webpage or PDF. For laptops with a Precision Touchpad, users can scroll by placing two fingers on the touchpad and sliding it either up or down.

To scroll up or down on a Mac, users can slide one finger up or down on their Apple Mouse. There is a FAQ for the Magic Mouse itself that teaches how to configure it, and another FAQ for checking problems.