https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439449
--- Comment #7 from Creta Park <creta5...@gmail.com> --- > > In the meantime while we fix this bug, if possible on your hardware, please > switch to the WinTab tablet mode in the "Configure Krita > Tablet Settings" > menu. I didn't mention this but I also tried in WinTab mode, but it seems I can't read the stylus pressure... Also, to clarify, zooming the timeline when dragging the scrollbar > perpendicularly is an intended feature of the new design. (I believe people > will like it when they get used to it, but if it continues to annoy people > we > can make it optional or come up with something better.) To get off topic for a moment on this issue, this idea looks pretty good. (I can't use this function properly right now) However, I thought this feature was bad UX because it didn't have a visual expression. Because the average user is accustomed to the functional understanding that a scroll bar usually controls the scrolling of the corresponding axis. So, I think it would be better if there was a visual expression enough to let users know that just 'adjusting zoom in and out', without expressing the number or degree when the user starts dragging vertically. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
