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Subject: Re: change in mouse behaviour in mozilla-firebird
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Sascha Holzleiter wrote:

> It's just a feature called "auto scrolling", disable it in the
> preferences dialog and it should behave as usual...

...or move the pointer out of the bullseye and click again.
-- 
Trevor Johnson