Hi Felipe
I am Dave, I will help you with this.
Sorry, there is no Windows setting or registry hack that can change to distance from the scrollbars when the mouse will be released.
Scroll bar hold outside range
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Anonymous
When holding and scrolling a scroll bar, while still holding it, there is a distance where the mouse cursor can go away from the scrollbar (horizontally/sideways when scrolling up/down) before it automatically releases the scroll bar.
I'd like to know how to increase this distance.
Cheers
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