Releases: nurupo/chrome-mouse-wheel-tab-scroller
v2.1.0
Added:
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An option for more comprehensive undoing of the autofocus: "Undo the
autofocus (comprehensive but slow)". The "Undo the autofocus
(Experimental)" was found not to fully restore the focus, which this
new option fully restores. -
An option to specify a how long the program should wait after
focusing a window. Should help with window flicker and page contents
occasionally scrolling, both when undoing the autofocus. -
An option to automatically check for updates on launch.
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Ability to manually check for updates in the About window.
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An option to restart the program as the administrator.
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An option to run the script on startup, as the administrator or as a
regular user. If you have setup the autostart manually before, e.g. by
adding a shortcut to the Startup folder, you will need to undo that if
you want to use this option, as to prevent two instances of the program
from starting up.
Fixed:
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Page contents occasionally scrolling (again).
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About window not showing the correct program name, description,
author, version, etc. information when run as a script.
Changed:
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Renamed "Undo the autofocus (Experimental)" option to "Undo the
autofocus (fast but simple)". -
The default autofocus option is now "Undo the autofocus
(comprehensive but slow)". -
When run as a script, the tray icon will now change to a red X when
the program is disabled. -
About window is now resizable.
v2.0.1
v2.0.0
Breaking:
- Removed the Hook mouse capture method in favor of the Raw Input
capture method.
Added:
- An experimental option to undo the autofocus. It tries to make it look
like the autofocus has never even happened, simulating the similar
experience to Linux where you can scroll tabs in an inactive Chromium
window. Please report any issues you encounter using it, aside from the
ones documented in README under the Troubleshooting section.
Fixed:
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Ctrl key being stuck pressed down when scrolling too much.
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Tab preview popup preventing the program from working.
Changed:
- No longer uses MouseOnEvent UDF, we implement the Raw Input mouse
capture ourselves.
v1.0.0
Breaking:
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Defaults to a new mouse capture method called Raw input. You can
restore the old behavior by switching to the Hook mouse capture method. -
Due to the changes in the config file format, when updating from a
previous version, the Reverse scroll direction checkbox will be reset to
being unchecked.
Added:
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New mouse capture method: Raw input. This is the new default, as it
appears to lack the performance issues the previous capture input method
had. -
Autofocus option, which is enabled by default. With it enabled, you
don't have to manually focus a Chrome window to be able to scroll tabs,
the program will autofocus it for you when you mouse over the tabs area
of a Chrome window and scroll the mouse wheel. -
Ability to disable the program by left-clicking its tray icon. It's a
bit faster and more convenient than right-clicking the icon and
selecting Disable. -
Check that only one instance of the program is running.
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About dialog with some useful information, such as the version number,
project homepage and other.
Changed:
- The icon that is used when the program is disabled now has the red "x"
on the right side, in line with other applications, e.g. Windows
Security.