FlYM wrote:
Yes, that's true, I hadn't thought of that.

The perfect implementation in my opinion would be that when you tap/left click on the screen it would go to the next page (ONLY if you're at the bottom of that page/image) and advance within the same page if you're not. Those using the Cover app will know what I mean.
In portrait mode it is perfect if it goes to the next page but in landscape mode it shouldn't go unless you're already at the bottom, it makes a lot of difference which mode you're at.

From my point of view an optional clickable area that triggers forward/backward navigation would be a good approach as it wouldn't interfere much with the current user interface. Rewiring the mouse behaviour is a bit too drastic and narrowminded for my taste, we're still talking about a Desktop application here. What we're looking for is something simple and effective that has minimal impact on the way non-touch-users are currently using YACReader. Also, "works both with mouse and touch" would be a big bonus since I don't have any touch enabled hardware to run tests on

Also, deciding what to implement is sometimes harder than the actual implementation, so please keep discussing usage scenarios, the info is very usefull for us.

ipad pro , surface pro or samsung galaxy is good , just super expensive. The Huawei tablets seem to do fairly well.

I have the XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro Pen display monitor for making comics , and I totally prefer drawing directly on a screen. it support pen pressure and pen tilt function , it's amazing and I’ve had a good experience with it .