https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439610
--- Comment #18 from Katrik Benher <[email protected]> --- (In reply to cwo from comment #17) > (In reply to Katrik Benher from comment #16) > > @everyone : hey guys, Just now noticed that, when I enabled the option "Hold > > down middle button and move mouse to scroll" in Mouse System Settings. now, > > I can scroll using the mouse middle-click+drag instead of the Zoom. Please > > can you check it. I'm attaching the screenshot of the option in the Mouse > > System Settings. > > This is a different feature for scroll wheel emulation, primarily for > devices that do not have a scroll wheel (like pointing sticks and some > trackballs), though some people also find it useful with the mouse. It > scrolls only as you're moving the pointer. This has been available for a few > Plasma releases now (and was automatically turned on for these devices even > before that). > > What people here are asking for is something different: Just click the > middle mouse button (without holding it), then move the pointer once, and it > will continue scrolling in that direction even if you're no longer moving > the mouse, at a speed depending on the distance of the pointer to the place > you originally clicked (until you exit the mode, or move the pointer to its > original location, which stops it from scrolling further). This is a common > pattern on Windows, but very rare behavior on Unix systems, and is currently > not generally available as an option (though some applications in some > contexts may implement it on their own). I already know that. It's not the same. I just commented just in case it helps anyone looking. And, another reason is that when I enable this, it behaves the same in all apps. So, if the developers add Autoscroll feature directly to mouse settings itself like a radio button style to toggle MiddleClick+Drag to scroll or Middle-Click to enable Autoscroll function, it would be beneficial across all other apps rather than just for okular alone.. Its just an idea, what do you think? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
