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I have an S23, and most things work pretty well on Dex with the exception of Outlook. Scrolling in the app, especially in the message pane, either with my mouse wheel or arrow keys is basically broken. I've tried different mice, different docking stations, and have set the mouse sensitivity to its lowest on Dex settings, but no luck.

Looking online, it seems like a semi-known issue, but Outlook is a common enough app that it seems like someone might have a workaround.

Outlook on the web isn't a viable solution for me, for a variety of reasons.

Anyone figure out any ways to get this to work? I can't be the only one.

Hi - does anyone have any suggestions or experience with a lawyer experienced with landlord / tenant law? (I'm the tenant.)

It's not an eviction, and while everyone says this, I feel like I'm on the side of the angels on this with a well-documented case of bad behavior by a landlord.

Thank you in advance for any suggestions you might have!

Samsung S23, Microsoft Edge browser. I have Google Messages for web linked to my phone - used it successfully through QR pairing for years with no hiccups, but now have it paired through my Google account.

Over the last few weeks, it seems that I need to re-log in with 2FA almost every day - sometimes multiple times a day. It works fine every time, but it's getting pretty annoying. It's the third time today that Google's asked me to log in again.

Anyone having the same issue or have any ideas?

I'm using an S23 on Android 16. I've been receiving HEIC photos from iPhone users for a long time with no issues. In the last few days, I've stopped being able to view HEIC pictures from at least two iPhone users. I can send the HEIC file to my PC and open it fine there, and I can open some older HEIC photos they've sent me on my phone with no problems - just not ones from the last few days.

Both iPhone users swear they haven't changed anything on their end and I believe them.

Yes, I already know I could ask them to change their photo settings to JPG instead of HEIC, but I'm looking for a different solution.

Any ideas what might be causing it?