> >Their explanation is attached below along with your original report. > >> * Backport fix for upstream bug 701402 allow smart scroll to advance to > >> last page > https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:tp3ygt-jMzsJ:https://bugs.ghostscript.com/show_bug.cgi%3Fid%3D701402+&cd=1&hl=la&ct=clnk&gl=ba > (bugs.ghostscript.com is currently unreachable)
bugs.ghostscript.com had a temporary unexpected glitch and should now be back up, sorry for the inconvenience. > What is this “smart scrolling”? When you are zoomed in on a page in the document, smart scroll means that instead of advancing to the next page when you press space, MuPDF will scroll to the parts of the page outside the zoomed in area, stepping throught them all before advancing to the next page. This ensures that you get to see the entire page before advancing to the next one. This was developed for mupdf-gl and then backported to mupdf-x11 to keep the UI of the two viewers as similar as possible. > It’s not documented in the manual page (which documents that… > > . pgdn space > Go to the next page. > > , pgup b backspace > Go to the previous page. > > … these are identical). The differences between ./, and space/b should be documented. I'll update the man pages. > Can we please have an option to disable “smart scrolling” if it > breaks things like this? MuPDF has never had any options to configure key bindings, and I don't believe that Tor plans to add any at this time. > I don’t want anything smart, I just want to read PDFs. Pressing . or , lets you go to the previous/next pages without any smart scrolling. / Sebastian
