https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172951

--- Comment #6 from Hartmut Schorrig <[email protected]> ---
I want to enhance the requirement. 

1) The first approach was, and is: Thumb through the document in 2-page edit
view, set the cursor with this key press always on top of the left shown page.

2) I have tested yet: With a large monitor (38") with 3820x2400 or 2160 px I
can see 40 pages (!) as overview. 10 pages horizontal, zoom = 43%. Images are
able to recognize, chapter title with font ...16pt are well readable, text with
10..12 pt are barely readable, to recognize which is written, if the content is
general known (by the editor itself). 
Inferential, this view is proper to check the overview over the document,
detect where are faulty page breaks (rendering effects), whether images are
correct associated to chapters, whether content is too long (chapter titles
between would be proper) etc. pp. Also additional text is writable, short hints
for later editing   

--> For that the new "Go to top of the next (and previous) left shown page"
should go to the next following page for the overview (means + 40 for this
example, switch each 40 pages). So, for a document with for example 120 pages
with a simple finger click a proper overview is possible. This is necessary for
the work flow to get overview the document. 

My first check needs a lot of time, LOffc was busy and not operable (!bad), the
CPU has need exact 12,5% (I guess I have 8 cores). Later it was better. It
means for such action the rendering needs a little bit more time, and this is
proper, to accept. But because especially of that, It is not just and
reasonable to shift a little bit with slider or scroll wheel, because any
change needs again this rendering time. The only reasonable operation is: Goto
the next block of pages (40 for example), wait a little bit for rendering
complete, and read the document. 
That is a hard and necessary requirement. 

3) The third user stories may be, using only one page, only view the half or
3/4 of the page, (on a less monitor on Notebook). Then this command should
nevertheless select the next page on top. To get overview. (!) To select the
top of page (!). It's necessary. To scroll a little bit on page, the wheel or
slider or cursor movement are proper handlings.

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