Jeff Schiller

(or CSS Paged Media natively)

That would be great! As far as I had thought, it would be nice to: * make touch swiping work (Wheel events are listened to for trackpad swiping here: https://github.com/codedread/kthoom/blob/master/code/book-viewer.js#L56)...

Hi again - yes, this looks promising. I will take a look tonight. Does it properly work when you rotate the images (swipe down would become "next page" when rotated...

Other things to fix: - buttons should not overflow and need to fit - probably need to disable rotations in mobile, the device controls that on mobile - all buttons...

Thanks! Can you create a pull clean request for just the offline part (the service worker)? I looked at your code and tried out your site. - It actually fails...

A quick test shows that AbsoluteOrientationSensor does not exist on a Macbook Pro. I may be the only human on the planet that reads comics on a laptop in portrait...

More research: * https://sensor-js.xyz/demo.html * https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/deviceorientation_event

Chrome doesn't surface this on a Macbook Pro. I have one question out there so far: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73346042/is-it-possible-to-get-the-orientation-of-a-macbook-pro?noredirect=1#comment129528992_73346042

* Start with the filename (including the file path if we have it). * Attempt to break it into words by: * file-path separator * underscores * dashes * camelCase...

hrefs can lead to other XHTML pages and scroll offsets