Settings:
- Fit to container
- Long strip
- Left to Right
The current way used to track the current page is inconsistent and incomplete. Many a times I end up with weird and catastrophic reactions from the UI.
From what I have seen by now, there are essentially four app managed ways to navigate.
1. Using the paginator on the side bar
2. Left right keys on keyboard
3. Left and right blank areas of the image
4. Click on image
The first three work fine mostly and missteps are rare and not as cringe worthy as the last one's. Usually the tracking gets botched if I don't consistently use app's own methods of navigation. Switching between app managed and browser managed can confuse the system. With me ending up navigating to some other page rather than the one obviously I should have gone to (usually the next one).
Some examples of bad behavior:
1. The UI after it achieves ready state makes the user forcefully fit one of the first two pages randomly in the container. This is bad because usually the loading takes so long that I have had already read a couple pages, only to get moved to some random page at the top. This does not for some reason always happen.
2. The link in address bar will show wrong page no, sometimes more but mostly less. It would auto correct itself if you navigate far enough but it could also go wrong again.
3. Clicking the image can sometimes move me to the second image as if I was on the first one or frustratingly sometimes to some image in the previous chapter.
4. Clicking the image can also sometimes make the UI start navigating backwards till you reach the first image of the chapter or sometimes it may also get you to the previous chapter! Only a refresh can save oneself in the latter case. In the former though it auto switches to forward gear upon reaching the first image.
Point 3 and 4 are the ones that frustrated me enough to post here.
- Fit to container
- Long strip
- Left to Right
The current way used to track the current page is inconsistent and incomplete. Many a times I end up with weird and catastrophic reactions from the UI.
From what I have seen by now, there are essentially four app managed ways to navigate.
1. Using the paginator on the side bar
2. Left right keys on keyboard
3. Left and right blank areas of the image
4. Click on image
The first three work fine mostly and missteps are rare and not as cringe worthy as the last one's. Usually the tracking gets botched if I don't consistently use app's own methods of navigation. Switching between app managed and browser managed can confuse the system. With me ending up navigating to some other page rather than the one obviously I should have gone to (usually the next one).
Some examples of bad behavior:
1. The UI after it achieves ready state makes the user forcefully fit one of the first two pages randomly in the container. This is bad because usually the loading takes so long that I have had already read a couple pages, only to get moved to some random page at the top. This does not for some reason always happen.
2. The link in address bar will show wrong page no, sometimes more but mostly less. It would auto correct itself if you navigate far enough but it could also go wrong again.
3. Clicking the image can sometimes move me to the second image as if I was on the first one or frustratingly sometimes to some image in the previous chapter.
4. Clicking the image can also sometimes make the UI start navigating backwards till you reach the first image of the chapter or sometimes it may also get you to the previous chapter! Only a refresh can save oneself in the latter case. In the former though it auto switches to forward gear upon reaching the first image.
Point 3 and 4 are the ones that frustrated me enough to post here.