And then the middle mouse button still works according to my creaky old X-windows-originated intuitions.

I find it easier to hold down the Ctrl key since I have nothing mapped to Ctrl-Middle. The solution is to add the following as well, to handle double-click, triple-click, and quadruple-click: These tips are helpful in stopping an accidental *single* click, but two or more clicks in same location (such as the button being pressed on by a book) will still cause a paste to occur. I have seen fixes for removing the Logi software but I actually use it and don't want to remove the software and go back to regular windows drivers but this point its driving me mad. ).Īlternatively, instead of simply ignoring it, make it the same as a left click with:Īlso with noremap!, and the whole 2-,3-,etc. Every time I am in the Edge browser I inadvertently click the middle scroll wheel which turns into a page scroll and goes nuts until I figure out what I did. While at it, take care also of 2-MiddleMouse, 3-MiddleMouse and (oh, humanity!) 4-MiddleMouse (that's for middle double clicks and triple and. To revert to the original setting for middle button click:

If you have a scrollwheel and often accidentally paste text, you can use these mappings to disable the pasting with the middle mouse button: The workaround is documented at :help , which includes the following information. I occasionally press the wheel and it pastes text in the clipboard's '*' register at the place where the scroll wheel was pressed accidentally. It is a comfortable option and way better in my opinion than having to right-click and select the option to do so from the menu or hold down Shift and left-click to do the same. I have always used the middle mouse button in browsers to open links in a new tab. I have had a problem when using the mousewheel for scrolling. How to disable middle mouse button scrolling in Chrome.

Disable middle click scroll