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Mouse automatically goes to scroll when using hotkeys on mouse

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kcpconnolly
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My Logitech Mouse(G600) hotkeys don't work when using Firefox.

Copy never works. Paste only works when I am hovering over Text Select.

Nearly all of the hotkeys that I have set, whenever pressed (including copy and paste) goes to wheel scroll icon. So I disabled autoscrolling.

I have tried a restart to no avail.

My Logitech Mouse(G600) hotkeys don't work when using Firefox. Copy never works. Paste only works when I am hovering over Text Select. Nearly all of the hotkeys that I have set, whenever pressed (including copy and paste) goes to wheel scroll icon. So I disabled autoscrolling. I have tried a restart to no avail.

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Medhasree Suram
Medhasree Suram
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It seems like there might be an issue with the Logitech Mouse hotkeys not working properly in Firefox. This could be related to an interference with the wheel scroll icon, leading to difficulties with copy and paste functions. To troubleshoot this, you can try the following steps:

Update Firefox to the latest version: Ensure that you are using the most recent version of Firefox (115.0.3) to rule out any compatibility issues.

Check for conflicting extensions: Disable any add-ons or extensions that might be interfering with the mouse hotkeys.

Reset Firefox settings: You can try resetting Firefox settings to default by going to "about:support" in the address bar and clicking on "Refresh Firefox."

Check Logitech Mouse software: Make sure that you have the latest drivers and software for your Logitech Mouse installed. You can visit the Logitech website to download the latest updates.

Test in Safe Mode: Try running Firefox in Safe Mode (Help > Restart with Add-ons Disabled) to see if the issue persists without any extensions running.

If the issue continues after trying these steps, you may want to report the problem on the Firefox Support Forum, where other contributors and users might be able to offer further assistance.