Introduced in the mid-1990s, the scroll mouse eliminates the need to aim the cursor at a scroll bar and click. Also known as a "wheel mouse," pressing the wheel can perform another function.

Sticking to lower numbers is usually advisable because going too high will result in the cursor skipping areas as it scrolls ...

doing absolutely nothing on this website actually feels much better for my brain than scrolling on social media does. The only thing this site needs is some music for the cursors to "dance" too.

Read: Windows Terminal Tips and Tricks. Now scroll down the Appearance page and you will see a Cursor section with all the available cursor shapes. Select a cursor shape and press the Save button ...