GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 617104
Variable scroll speed during drag
Last modified: 2018-04-15 00:08:21 UTC
Dragging items down a long list within a TreeView can be very time consuming. Currently the speed by which GTK scrolls during drags is constant and way to low for this use case. Thus GTK’s scrolling speed should increase the farther one moves the cursor away from the relative drag origin. This allows for very fine grained scrolling by only slightly moving the item away from the origin as well as reaching the top or bottom of a list quickly. In case my explanation isn’t clear just think of the way modern browsers behave if you middle click to initiate scrolling.
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