https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169614
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--- Comment #6 from fw.smi...@gmail.com ---
I'll add to this some details:
There are currently two ways of going "1 page" down:
Way 1: Going one view worth of page down. If zoomed in more this is less than
one page. If zoomed out this is more than 1 page. This is done with animation.
Way 2: Going to the start of the next page. This is done without an animation
(which is useful if you want to compare the two pages).
Way 1 can be achieved in the following way:
- PageUp / PageDown
Way 2 can be achieved in the following way:
- Right/left arrow
There are two proposals:
Proposal 1: Add a way 3 that goes to the next page, but preserve position. The
shortcut would be Ctrl+pageup/pagedown
Proposal 2: Replace way 2 with way 3.
I'll add that sometimes way 2 is more useful to me than way 3. This is in the
situation where I'm viewing slides of a presentation. Then I would like the
slide page to start at the top of my screen when going to the next slide.
Otherwise, when I scroll down slightly for one time, I have to fix that for the
next slide to show neatly and fully on my screen. With way 2, I can just press
the right arrow and the next slide with show neatly on my screen.
I'm curious to know what other PDF viewers do. I think it's good for okular to
be compatible with them. If nothing comes up I think Proposal 1 is the best and
that should be implemented.
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