Maybe an alternative could be how Visual Studio Code reads Electron flags from .config/code-flags.conf but instead make it into something like vencord-flags.conf?

how do i enable autoscroll?

@zoobporsor just start vesktop with the --enable-blink-features=MiddleClickAutoscroll as provided by pointydev.

If launching from terminal, just add it as an argument.

To launch vesktop with autoscroll from desktop, just add the argument to the desktop entry. For KDE just rightclick on the vesktop entry when you search it up > edit application > application > add the argument to the "Arguments" menu entry. Steps should be similar for other desktop environments.

@zoobporsor just start vesktop with the --enable-blink-features=MiddleClickAutoscroll as provided by pointydev.

If launching from terminal, just add it as an argument.

To launch vesktop with autoscroll from desktop, just add the argument to the desktop entry. For KDE just rightclick on the vesktop entry when you search it up > edit application > application > add the argument to the "Arguments" menu entry. Steps should be similar for other desktop environments.

Even better is making a file in ~/.config/electron-flags.conf with the flags you want, which all Electron apps will then detect. This is what's in mine:

--enable-features=WaylandWindowDecorations
--ozone-platform-hint=auto
--enable-blink-features=MiddleClickAutoscroll

But this approach still does not disable pasting with the middle-click button! If anybody has a solution for that (it might potentially be an Electron flag?) to do that would be amazing! (Oh and before you mention, I have it disabled system-wide as much as I can through GNOME Tweaks but I'm using Wayland so I can't use something like a clipboard-clear script nor would I want to do this approach as it could potentially remove important info in my clipboard!)

A possible solution would be to port this plugin from BetterDiscord, which would enable autoscroll without the need for the blink feature flag. But this should probably be done at Vencord's level directly.

The only related issue in Vencord is this one as far as I can tell, but it has been dismissed. I'll try to reopen it with more details and see what happen.

If anybody has a solution for that (it might potentially be an Electron flag?)

@Jire Unfortunately no the electron/chromium support of this flag is very minimal outside of windows. Also this is a bit out of topic, but you can maybe try this if you haven't already