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When reading a pdf on a touch screen device, scrolling pages continuously with touch gestures only works well when it is done in the middle of the page. However holding a tablet or phone naturally in the hand using the thumb to scroll pages up or down gets in conflict with another touch/click gesture on the edge of the screen to jump to the next/previous page - which is extremely annoying and disruptive.
What's happening instead?
Instead of scrolling continuously a few lines a touch/click gesture is often (wrongfully) recognized and it jumps one or more pages. This happens more often during heavy background tasks.
Your setup
Grimmory version: 3.2.4
Installation: via docker
Browser: Mozilla Firefox (Linux: 140.12.0esr , Windows: 153.x, Android: 152.0.6)
Anything else that might help?
So, is there a way to disable this second touch/click gesture (to jump pages) entirely? Or is it possible to implement this as a feature in a future update?
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When reading a pdf on a touch screen device, scrolling pages continuously with touch gestures only works well when it is done in the middle of the page. However holding a tablet or phone naturally in the hand using the thumb to scroll pages up or down gets in conflict with another touch/click gesture on the edge of the screen to jump to the next/previous page - which is extremely annoying and disruptive.
What's happening instead?
Instead of scrolling continuously a few lines a touch/click gesture is often (wrongfully) recognized and it jumps one or more pages. This happens more often during heavy background tasks.
Your setup
Anything else that might help?
So, is there a way to disable this second touch/click gesture (to jump pages) entirely? Or is it possible to implement this as a feature in a future update?
Before submitting
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