Focus current chapter --> Locate Current Chapter OR Locate Current Chapter In Side-List

[zeoint]

Type of reader (if reader related)

image

Description of the new feature / enhancement

Both image and epub reader related.

Currently the focus chapter icon does not reflect whether it is on or off.
It should reflect its status.

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Scenario when this would be used?

To know at a glance if its enabled or disabled.

Supporting information

Example,

• When the list is enabled, the button changes to hide list. If the list is disabled it changes to show list.
• When the side list is pinned, the icon tilts indicating the list is pinned.

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[mienaiyami]

Maybe you misunderstood it.

The button in side-list is not a toggle, when clicked, it only scrolls current chapter to view (in side-list). It only has one function, and is not a "state".

You might be confusing it with the "EPUB: Focus current chapter in side-list" which is different thing. It will toggle "auto focus current chapter when you change chapters. Finding and scrolling to the current chapter can be heavy if there are over 500 entries in side-list.

The button in reader can be used with "auto focus" disabled to prevent huge lag when moving through chapters, and still have the ability to show current chapter in a huge list.

[zeoint]

So, basically the Icon's purpose is to "Locate The Current Chapter" in side list. For example, I read about some 'a' chapters in zen mode, after that I opened side list, now that button is used to locate the current chapter in side list only.

Maybe that tooltip should be changed to avoid confusion,

• Focus Current Chapter -->Locate Current Chapter, since its a location icon and it would also better reflect its function.
• I was getting confused because of the word 'focus'. After your above explaination I understood its function.
• But I still think it would be better to change the word to avoid confusion in the future.