Yeah it's completely unusable in After Effects and if you look on their forum about disabling scroll wheel zoom in the viewport all you get told is "Buy another mouse, $10 mice work fine" from an "Adobe MVP".

It's not really useable for precision work because very little software is built with it in mind.

I use a logitech 2-button mouse w scroll wheel like I'm still in the god damned 90s. And loving it.

Yes, I have the same issue.

I have the same issue with the 1st-gen Magic Mouse. It gets pretty jiggy when trying to position items when I'm trying to be slow and precise.

This won't help you, but…

I bought a Logitech MX Master 3 and it fixes that accuracy issue, but I really missed the omni-directional scrolling. It has a thumb reachable nub for horizontal scrolling, but it was a bit inconsistent.

I returned that and got Apple's Magic Trackpad, thinking this will give accuracy, movement and gestures, but the hand resting position just didn't work for me. I returned it.

Back on the Magic Mouse and accepting the jigging, which sucks, but don't see any alternative. Planning to upgrade to the 2nd-gen so I stop burning through batteries.

I use Magic mouse 2 with Adobe XD is OK. But it not okay with Google Maps.

I used to before we started working from home. I definitely did used to experience that sometimes. It didn't happen too often but when it did it was really frustrating. Plus the stupid charger on the bottom. I've been using a logitech mouse since working from home though. No issues. Just the scrolling isn't as smooth as the magic mouse - the only thing I miss about it.

im having the same problem but i think its a sketch problem because its the only place where that happens

I use the Apple Magic Mouse 2. But don't have the issue you describe. Maybe you keep your index finger too close to the center