decrease reader's up and down arrows scrolling distance #588
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I'd prefer to keep the control of the buttons, so how about decreasing the scroll amount for the up and down arrow keys? |
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see PR Suwayomi#588 Co-authored-by: schroda <[email protected]>
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The up and down arrow keys now function similarly to the left and right arrows; they scroll the reader to a specific image/position. Whereas previously, the up and down arrows provided more control, allowing for scrolling only a few pixels at a time (a native browser function).
This change might appear subjective, but the previous behavior provided greater control.
Partially revert PR #452.