I can attest to ALL these problems myself, except that I have not adopted the "natural" scroll option.
Cheers,
José
On 28 Oct 2013, at 12:47, Ivan Werning <[email protected]> wrote:
> Since the installation of OS Mavericks 10.9 I have problems with the way PDFs
> scroll (using the latest Skim 1.4.6 on a Mac Book Air). Specifically:
>
> 1. I can no longer scroll left/right with my two-finger gesture, only up and
> down (this behavior is observed when zoomed into the page enough, I don't
> know otherwise)
>
> 2. When using the scroll tool (little hand), if I hold down the button and
> move around it moves in the wrong direction and the hand is displaced
> relative to the page
>
> 3. Minor: I've also noticing that PDFs open to a grey blanks screen that only
> populates with the PDF when does the first scroll of the document. I can live
> with this.
>
> Note: in case this is related, I have adopted the "natural" scroll option in
> OS since 10.7 or so; but this wasn't a problem before Maverikcs)
>
> I realize Mavericks must have thrown a wrench in a number of things. I'm only
> passing this along since I the 1.4.6 announcement says that Display issues
> with Mavericks were addressed. Is anyone else experiencing this? Thanks.
>
> -Ivan
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