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Scroll speed control to webtoon reader mode

Open Enrique-Venegas-A opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

Describe your suggested feature

When reading in webtoon mode (or whatever else it applies to), it would be useful to be able to control the scroll speed of the down/up keys, this would be fantastic for when a mouse/touch screen are not available, I can see it as a slider or a 1 to 10 multiplier.

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Enrique-Venegas-A avatar Jul 29 '22 23:07 Enrique-Venegas-A

It's entirely controlled by your browser.

gotson avatar Jul 30 '22 01:07 gotson

It's entirely controlled by your browser.

Hello,

When started to google for a way to do it, I realized that I probably didn't use the right words for what I meant and there might be a confusion.

I meant this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18564561/how-to-specify-how-many-pixels-scroll-moves-on-each-step

working example here, set "step" variable to change the amount of steps for each scroll: http://jsfiddle.net/skmasq/mP974/

Enrique-Venegas-A avatar Jul 30 '22 04:07 Enrique-Venegas-A

In the first message you mention the speed of the up/down key, while in the second message it's all about the step of the mouse wheel.

gotson avatar Aug 01 '22 03:08 gotson

In the first message you mention the speed of the up/down key, while in the second message it's all about the step of the mouse wheel.

Hello,

The second message was to demonstrate the action I meant in the beginning, that it was not "entirely controlled" by the browser, in the example I mentioned "each scroll" to be clearer about what you could expect opening the link.

In the example it's binded to the 'mousewheel', but you can bind that to any other key, the important part is the function that does the action itself.

Enrique-Venegas-A avatar Aug 01 '22 03:08 Enrique-Venegas-A