Change scroll-conservatively to 10
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;; window.
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(setq scroll-preserve-screen-position t)
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;; Setting `scroll-conservatively' to a high number like 10000 makes Emacs only
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;; scroll a little bit to bring your cursor back into view, minimizing
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;; unnecessary page movements.
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(setq scroll-conservatively 10000)
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;; Emacs spends excessive time recentering the screen when the cursor moves more
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;; than N lines past the window edges (where N is the value of
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;; `scroll-conservatively`). This can be particularly slow in larger files
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;; during extensive scrolling. If `scroll-conservatively` is set above 100, the
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;; window is never automatically recentered. The default value of 0 triggers
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;; recentering too aggressively. Setting it to 10 reduces excessive recentering
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;; and only recenters the window when scrolling significantly off-screen.
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(setq scroll-conservatively 10)
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;; Enables smooth scrolling by making Emacs scroll the window by 1 line whenever
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;; the cursor moves off the visible screen.
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