> If you're used to using a wheel then you almost certainly have scrolled multiple pages with a single flick of the wheel.
This is fixed.
> On the other hand, waiting for multiple ticks would also be unacceptable
I agree.
> So I think the only solution here is to implement proper smooth touchpad-style floating point scrolling,
And this is physically impossible. You only have one event per tick, and you have no way to know when you stopped scrolling save for having a timeout, which is unacceptable as written above. :)
So doing that would lead to the page being stuck at the middle. So, any other suggestions?
The described issue is:
> If you're used to using a wheel then you almost certainly have scrolled multiple pages with a single flick of the wheel.
This is fixed.
> On the other hand, waiting for multiple ticks would also be unacceptable
I agree.
> So I think the only solution here is to implement proper smooth touchpad-style floating point scrolling,
And this is physically impossible. You only have one event per tick, and you have no way to know when you stopped scrolling save for having a timeout, which is unacceptable as written above. :)
So doing that would lead to the page being stuck at the middle. So, any other suggestions?