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On LInux - more options for swipe page flipping

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7 years 8 months ago #4404 by Scribbler2099
Hi, I'm enjoying Yac reader on Ubuntu, but wish it had more options to control swiping. To move to the left page it requires me to swipe left-to-right, which seems counter intuitive to me. The swiping is also way to sensitive - if I do a big swipe, it will flip through lots of pages, instead of just going to the next one. I'd like to have touch dots to just tap and flip to the next page. I understand maybe some people enjoy the current touch design, but having more options can't be a bad thing.

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7 years 8 months ago #4407 by selmf
Uh … just to be clear on this … we currently do not have any touch or swipe or gesture support in YACReader for desktop computers. Unless I'm mistaken whatever you are seeing is probably the result of some touch or swipe to classic mouse or keyboard conversion.

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