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When loading sufficiently long files such as system logs, the vertical scroll bar's position indicator can shrink to a single pixel in height in cosmic-edit (fb151fd).
To test this, I opened the saved output of journalctl in cosmic-edit. In my case this was a 60K+ line file.
Strictly speaking you can arbitrarily click into the scroll bar to move to a position within a document and subsequently drag to scroll without issue. However, not having a clear and clickable drag point can cause two issues: making the scroll bar itself non-obvious; and making it difficult to scroll a controlled amount in a long file, as you have to click with pixel accuracy to avoid content jumping.
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A bit bit off-topic but not entirely: Why not replacing the classic scroll bar with a code minimap scroller ?
KDE Kate does that, and I think it's a great idea.
It combines scrolling, global code preview, and is easier to navigate by increasing the clickable area for the mouse.
When loading sufficiently long files such as system logs, the vertical scroll bar's position indicator can shrink to a single pixel in height in cosmic-edit (fb151fd).
To test this, I opened the saved output of
journalctl
in cosmic-edit. In my case this was a 60K+ line file.Strictly speaking you can arbitrarily click into the scroll bar to move to a position within a document and subsequently drag to scroll without issue. However, not having a clear and clickable drag point can cause two issues: making the scroll bar itself non-obvious; and making it difficult to scroll a controlled amount in a long file, as you have to click with pixel accuracy to avoid content jumping.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: