> I'm very happy that you decided to implement a non-popup sub-variation > traversal.
Thanks, Scidb is probably the first chess application with a really user-friendly solution for those users preferring the keyboard (myself included). > I also like your keyboard navigation, but my favorite navigation style > is the "one-finger-wheel-navigation" in scid. > ... So far as I see the only missing thing is that the arrows will not appear if the mouse wheel is used, i will integrate this in next revision. Currently I have also to solve some special cases: 1. In case of many alternatives the sliding pane may overflow. 2. Some arrows are (largely) hidden, example: Re1-a1, Rc1-a1, in this case you might not see the Rc1-a1 arrow. I cannot solve this problem with overlapping arrows in general, but at least a partial solution is useful. Gregor