Windows 10: Scrolling on Chrome vs Edge using Dell XPS 15

I have been using Chrome for a number of years now, but on a whim I decided to load up Edge, and wow, what a difference as far as scrolling and swiping. I didn't even realize, but the scrolling on Chrome is quite labored in comparison. It's much slower, requires more movement at slow speeds, and is much less intuitive.

Also, the two-finger swipe to do browser back-forward works really well in Edge, and not at all in Chrome.

I notice the difference also in scrolling with the touchscreen, though it's far less significant.

I'm wondering if this is a Windows thing, a Dell drivers thing, or a Chrome/Edge thing. I don't want to move over to Edge, but I might if I can't bring them both more in line. Any ideas on the cause? I've started here assuming it's a Windows 10 thing (or even Edge, since it's baked in to the OS).

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Why is scrolling speed/amount inconsistent across apps?

The inconsistent scrolling between apps is frustrating.

I concur that EDGE has the most responsive scrolling, while Chrome, and Word are relatively sluggish.

I'm using a Dell XPS 15 9550.

Microsoft, please transfer the scrolling experience from Edge to all other apps.

 

Screen issues on Dell XPS

I have my screen resolution set to 3840 X 2160, which is recommended.

I'm not sure how to check drivers of screen resolution. Do I go on dell.com or the website where I bought my laptop?

On a side note, I noticed that when I tried to use Microsoft Edge instead of Chrome to perform the same actions I mentioned, everything goes normally, meaning there are no random spots. Perhaps Dell XPS 15 laptops are supposed to work best with Microsoft
Edge? Has anyone who used a Dell XPS 15 encounter the same problem when they try to use Chrome instead of Microsoft Edge? I think it's still rather strange that when it comes to the actions I mentioned, Chrome has some weird issues. Maybe I have to uninstall
and reinstall Chrome...