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#145 Scroll sensitivity steps not respected in best fit mode
When scrolling in 'best fit mode' the Number of "steps" to take before flipping the page property is not respected. It feels like its set to 1. As a result the pages scroll far too quickly. This is extra annoying on a mouse with high resolution scrolling (such as my Logitech G502) - even the smallest micro scroll will scroll several pages. This behaviour is not observed in 'fit width' mode (or any mode when there more page to scroll/reveal first before flipping).
I'm on Kubuntu 23.04
Version (latest commit): mcomix-git-701ba54984caf3e6a51cbe2b52f30b309a38ecab
Only other version I tested was 2.1.0 (was an issue here too)
Ticket moved from /p/mcomix/support-requests/25/
It seems that this behavior is by design - in event.py, line 710, the number of steps before proceeding to the next page is only applied if the currently displayed page is scrollable - which will never be the case in best fit mode, or even in other modes if the image is small.
Thanks for looking into this. I see, I guess that makes sense. Still wish there was a way to make the scrolling less sensitive (in best fit mode), it jumps several pages at a time with the slightest press. This is the only app that behaves this way, my scroll is not hyper sensitive in other apps (afaik).
I agree that for consistency's sake, it would probably be best if the scroll-off behavior was identical in all zoom/image size modes.