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Downloads: 527
| Submitted: Jul 2 2007
Updated: Jul 2 2007
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Description:
I took this idea (slightly modified) from this bug report : http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76082 (it's about smooth scrolling in all apps)
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When the user scroll up or down, a horizontal line appears for a few seconds where the old bottom or the old top of the page was, then fades away. So when you're reading long sections of text, your eye can quickly scan to where you left off.
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See the flash mockup here : http://danakil.free.fr/linux/Mockups/scrollmarker/kdescrollmarker.html
Note: there is an animated gif in the same directory but please use the flash movie if you can (the gif is bad quality and is 6200 ko !)
The second image shows an other possible feature for the scrollbars (quite similar to kate's bookmarks). I think it could be very convenient when reading very long pages like tutorial or API documentation
I can already imagine my KDE addicted grandmother switching to Windows and, when scrolling on her web browser, saying : "hey, where is the small red line ! Give me my KDE back !!"
huhu :)
License: GPL
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