Cimbali
add support for mouse wheel to change slide
Just a feature request, it would be nice to be able to use mouse wheel to go forward/backward
There’s a risk of accidentally scrolling a whole lot of slides, no ? If you wrongly touch a trackpad or something like that. Right now you can wheel through slides in preview mode only, i.e. when you press G
@Cimbali I use the mouse wheel a lot, wouldn't hurt to add a toggle like in preview.
I've used this in other viewers, such as evince and okular, and it's always worked well. I guess depends on your mouse sensitivity.
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@Cimbali https://github.com/Cimbali I use the mouse wheel a lot, wouldn't hurt to add a toggle like in preview.
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Alright, let’s try it and add an option to disable it if it causes issues.
I think there’s some subtleties to fix, as the preview scrolling is based on the number display so right now:
- up = increase page number = advance in document
- down = decrease page number = go back in document
I think that’s counter-intuitive in normal browsing, and we’ll want to have the wheel work the same in both modes.
I also see scrolling currently scrolls the annotations by default, if slide editing is not enabled.
I wonder whether clicking on the slide to advance it could be considered as part of this issue.
