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I wonder if an acceleration amount is more natural, so slow scrolling is a bit more like what we have and fast scrolling is a bit more like this PR |
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I took a smooth-brained approach and added a timer to allow a linear build-up of mouse-scroll gestures within an interval. This could maybe worsen things like #2912 , though maybe we could introduce some sort of capacity to the gesture-queue to start dropping actions when filled up? |
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Scrolling with the mouse wheel seems to scroll a lot less in Factor than it does in most other GUI programs. This change multiplies the scroll by 3 which makes it feel a lot closer to how scrolling works in other programs, requiring less mouse scrolling to move down a page.