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I beg your pardon everyone. I have not done any kind of reporting. But I'll see if I can bring this thread to the attention of EN support. Since touch screen scrolling works just fine for others, and myself now that I've tried, perhaps it isn't as much a bug as it is a feature. A pure guess is that the scrolling is adapted for touch screen usage, which restrain touch pads to be working optimally at the same time. The same would be true the other way around. It would be very weird though, since both forms works in other apps, programs etc.

Hi. Later updates of the desktop version, including this one, have left me with terrible a scrolling issue inside of notes. The exact same thing went on after previous major update. For this reason alone I was using 6.6.5.5512 until now. There are several things acting out: the response of the scroll is delayed - it simply doesn't show instant response and varies depending on scroll movement scrolling is not continuous (as in smooth) even though my fingers on the touchpad are - it is jerky as if I was making tiny scrolling movements up/down across the touchpad (!) if fingers are kept on the touchpad after stopping the scroll movement the response kicks in after something very close to 1 second a quick swipe over the touchpad to reach top/bottom of a note leaves the note still, until the touchpad/keyboard is activated again there appears to be no particular time frame within which the scrolling has to be activated. I can leave everything be for half a minute and more with same the same result The problem appears to be "visual". Evernote seem to recognise that scrolling is going on, because the length of "one scroll" correspons to where I would expect to end up after finishing the finger movement, as in the case of the third point above. I would argue that responsiveness is of absolute importance for any program/app - no one wants to use something that isn't responding correctly. Do anyone know why this could be? Is anyone else experiencing the same thing, and if so, have you found a way to counter it? As a non-paying user, can I directly bring this to the attention of the developers? (As I understand it, this forum is mainly user/community driven, and perhaps