Jim Young schrieb: > I think autoscroll behavior was changed (augmented?). > > My observation is that auto-scrolling now stops if you scroll UP in the > packet summary pane. You can restore auto-scrolling by simply scrolling > to the bottom-most (i.e. most recent) item of the summary pane. > > You can also click on the "Go to first packet" and "Go to the last packet" > toolbar buttons to accomplish same. > Ah, at least that explains what happens.
Well, I think at least the following is unintuitive: I've steadily get packets rushing in. - If I switch off scrolling (by using the toolbar - which is the obvious way to do that?) to have a look at some packets and then turn scrolling back on - scrolling won't start again as the scrollbar is not "down" - this is a bug now IMHO - If I select a packet in the packet list, I would expect the autoscroll to stop - this should be enhanced So two questions: - should the autoscroll mode be disabled (e.g. displayed by the toolbar icon) when scrolling is disabled? Having both a "visible" criteria (autoscroll icon) and an "invisible" (position of scrollbar) sounds not very intuitive to me - but I may be wrong here - should "go to last packet" turn the autoscroll mode back on automatically? What I don't like about the current implementation, is that you have to know how things work to be able to use them - and the visual feedback is pretty poor ... Regards, ULFL _______________________________________________ Wireshark-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-dev
