Hi Mihai,

It looks really good for me! I am also not an expert in TLF, but what you
did looks reasonable.
I have two comments:

1) In your function stopMouseSelectionScrolling I would use for condition
curly brackets. 
Why? I think it's more readable, and such place is become less I would say
expose on error.
I saw so many times in my inspected code that devs did mistakes with
condition without curly brackets.
Ex:

If (something)
  oldcode;
  my new code should be inside condition but I forgot to add curly brackets;

I hope you understand what I mean. 

2) In your function you are removing _scrollTimer and it's good, but we have
such removes also in method scrollTimerHandler, but without removing
registered event.

Let's create a function for removing this scroll timer and use this function
inside stopMouseSelectionScrolling and scrollTimerHandler.

This function should remove registered event listener and nulling our timer.

Thanks,
Piotr





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