-*- coding: utf-8 -*- the following is from http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=17689 it's a page of bug report on Google Chrome browser's about AutoScroll feature. Accessed on 2013-06-02. ssss--------------------------------------------------- [1]My favorites ▼ | [2]Sign in [3]Logo [4]chromium [5]An open-source project to help move the web forward. ______________________________ Search projects [6]Project Home [7]Downloads [8]Wiki [9]Issues [10]Code Search [11]New issue Search [ Open issues_____] for ______________________________________ Search [12]Advanced search [13]Search tips [14]Subscriptions Issue [15]17689: No autoscroll on linux 147 people starred this issue and may be notified of changes. [16]Back to list Status: WontFix Owner: ---- Closed: Jul 2010 Cc: [17]est...@chromium.org, [18]vandebo@chromium.org [19]OS-Linux [20]Type-Bug [21]Mstone-X [22]Pri-3 [23]Cr-UI Restricted * Only users with Commit permission may comment. [24]Sign in to add a comment Project Member Reported by [25]michael....@gmail.com, Jul 24, 2009 Chrome Version : 3.0.196.0 (Developer Build 21527) OS + version : Linux Behavior in Firefox 3.x (if applicable): works Behavior in Chrome for Windows (optional): works What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. middle-click on a webpage body and move mouse up/down What is the expected result? autoscroll should kick in an the page should move up/down (works on chrome/windows) What happens instead? nothing Sep 9, 2009 [26]#10 [27]evan@chromium.org We rediscussed this recently. There's a technical problem: middle-click paste/open link in new tab happens on mouse up, while autoscroll happens on mouse down. But we can't know if we're going to do the latter behavior when the mouse is held down, only when it's released. If someone can figure that one out, I think we'd turn this on. Status: Available Labels: Mstone-X Pri-3 Sep 9, 2009 [28]#11 [29]Bensha...@gmail.com Thank you very much for the reply! I am not sure I understand the exact problem. Here is how firefox does it: Autoscroll should not be activated if mousedown-on-webpage event happens on a text insertion area (=paste) or on a link (=get ready to open in a new tab). In all other cases, mousedown activates autoscroll. If a mouseup event follows without a significant change to the cursor location, the autoscroll remains on (the user now scrolls just by moving the mouse without touching the buttons). Another mouseup event is required to resume regular mode. If the cursor moves significantly while the mouse middle button is still down, the browser should treat it as a short-term scroll (where the user is scrolling with his finger still pressing the button), and the next mouseup should resume regular mode. Sep 22, 2009 [30]#12 [31]est...@chromium.org definition of "not a linux behavior" a) not turned on by default in any linux browser I've tested (ephy, firefox, konqueror) b) conflicts with middle click paste @9: you are welcome to write an extension that does autoscroll Sep 22, 2009 [32]#13 [33]dsarge...@gmail.com Is there anything wrong with the suggestion in 11 that autoscroll should not be activated when the c ursor is over a text input area? Additionally, a middle mouse up event over a text area should not paste if autoscroll was activated (meaning the cursor moved into the text area while scrolling). I'd be willing to implement this feature myself if it is lacking developer interest / time. @12 I think native support would be preferable to an extension. You can't disable autoscroll in Win dows, so it seems odd that it's not included in Linux (which raises the question if autoscroll should be adde d to the options dialog). Sep 22, 2009 [34]#14 [35]evan@chromium.org Re #13: if you can implement that without breaking any other functionality (middle- click pasting in text areas, etc.), then I'd apply the patch happily. I think it'll pretty tricky to make work though. Sep 28, 2009 [36]#15 [37]dsarge...@gmail.com I had some time this weekend to try to figure this out. I was able to get autoscroll (panscroll as it is known in the code) to work in Linux. It requires changes to two files in WebKit. See attached diffs. Autoscroll will start if the cursor is not over a link or an editable element on the page. If an editable item is focused but the cursor is not over it when the middle button is pressed, the editable item will be unfocused and autoscroll started. The cursor does not change to arrows pointing in the scroll direction as it does in Windows, however. It remains the basic cursor pointer. [38][paperclip.gif] linux-autoscroll.JavaScriptCore.diff 404 bytes [39]View [40]Download [41][paperclip.gif] linux-autoscroll.WebCore.diff 1.1 KB [42]View [43]Download Oct 2, 2009 [44]#16 [45]maruel@chromium.org @dsargeant Patches to webkit must be contributed to webkit since we use the upstream copy as-is. Here's the url with guideline with their contribution process: [46]http://webkit.org/coding/contributing.html Oct 2, 2009 [47]#17 [48]dsarge...@gmail.com Thanks, I'll look into it. Oct 11, 2009 [49]#19 [50]Ripps...@gmail.com Just so everybody knows, you can install the chrometouch extension that allows you to click and drag pages like you do on an iphone. It's not the same as autoscroll, but it's good substitute until someone figures this out. [51]http://www.chromeextensions.org/appearance-functioning/chrometouch/ Oct 11, 2009 [52]#20 [53]Ripps...@gmail.com Btw, I built some webkit packages using the patches by dsargeant, but they don't seem to work on any webkit browser. However, it does work with embedded webkit used by simple application plugins and gwibber. Oct 11, 2009 [54]#21 [55]dsarge...@gmail.com Sorry I haven't yet submitting this to upstream since I haven't had time to create a test for it. Ripps818, my patches should work for any browser that is built with __linux__ defined. I have only tested it with the Linux Chromium build. Did it not work for the Linux build for you? Oct 12, 2009 [56]#22 [57]Ripps...@gmail.com Well, here's the ppa I built the autoscroll patched webkit: [58]https://edge.launchpad.net/~ripps818/+archive/test And it's buildlog: [59]http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32932146/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-i386.webkit_1.1.15.1- 1ubuntu1%2Bautoscroll1_FULLYBUILT.txt.gz I've tried epiphany-webkit, midori, arora, and chromium, and none of them had working autoscroll. However, gwibber and the wikipedia plugin for gmpc did. Oct 15, 2009 [60]#23 [61]rdwald I know this may be beyond the scope of this bug, but for users with a TrackPoint-style pointing device, the GPointingDeviceSettings program (the successor to gsynaptics) makes it easy to set up scroll wheel emulation without breaking middle-click paste, open-link-in-new-tab, etc. For those who can employ it, this may be a better solution, especially since it will work with all programs on your computer. Oct 27, 2009 [62]#26 [63]dsarge...@gmail.com I haven't accomplished much on this after I attached the patches in comment 15. I have downloaded the full WebKit source but have been unable to compile it, or chrome in release mode due to my version of Linux (Ubuntu 9.10). I would be happy to pass this off to an experienced Chromium developer, otherwise this will probably take a while for me to get it accepted in WebKit since I have to research how to resolve the build errors. Nov 12, 2009 [64]#30 [65]phist...@chromium.org [66] Issue 23803 has been merged into this issue. Cc: d...@chromium.org Nov 23, 2009 [67]#31 [68]dhw@chromium.org [69] Issue 28607 has been merged into this issue. Nov 30, 2009 [70]#36 [71]michael....@gmail.com FWIW, I exchanged a few mails with some Chromium developers a while ago and there were technical issues keeping this from being implemented. IIRC the problem was tied to the middle mouse button (because of the way it is supposed to also handle clipboard). Right now I wonder if it was possible to provide a way for a simple extension to enable autoscroll on another (unused) mouse button. Nov 30, 2009 [72]#38 [73]michael....@gmail.com IIRC the problem was that someone wanted to use middle mouse paste for his extension (pasting a url to open it in a new tab or something like that) and for some reason this seems to cause a problem. Dec 8, 2009 [74]#41 [75]bsimpson Auto-scroll is breaking extensions developed for Mac or Linux when they run on Windows. Here is the relevant issue: [76]http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=29826 Hopefully, the Chrome team won't add auto-scroll to these platforms until the bug is fixed. Dec 10, 2009 [77]#42 [78]www.geli...@gmail.com This is one of the reasons I can't use chrome as my default browser on linux, please add autoscroll. Dec 11, 2009 [79]#43 [80]aleksri...@gmail.com Yep, add autoscroll for Linux! I use Chrome but I suffer :( Dec 11, 2009 [81]#44 [82]pcxunlimited@gmail.com While you're waiting for this to be fixed in Chrome, you can use the attached extension to add autoscroll to Linux. Due to the security model, it won't work on chrome:// or https:// sites. It shouldn't activate on text input fields, or on links. Also, if you press the middle mouse button, it will remain scrolling until you press it again. However, if you drag the mouse while holding down the middle mouse button, it will stop scrolling when you release. This is the behavior in Firefox and other browsers. Dec 11, 2009 [83]#45 [84]michael....@gmail.com pcxunlimited, this is great stuff :) anything you can do about https? (chome:// is not that important imho) also, why not add it to [85]https://chrome.google.com/extensions ? Dec 12, 2009 [86]#47 [87]aleksri...@gmail.com it downloaded but there is no install dialog. Dec 12, 2009 [88]#48 [89]ric...@inmail.sk I tried autoscroll on Linux and Mac and it works! Thanks! ..but it is a bit jerky. Dec 12, 2009 [90]#49 [91]michael....@gmail.com > but it is a bit jerky Thought the same initially but the problem seems to be that it only works if you actually move the mouse. On Firefox, if you go into autoscroll mode and move the mouse a bit down, it will slowly scroll down forever. With this, you have to keep on moving downwards slowly all the time. As this is getting a bit out of topic, is there a better place to discuss this extension? Dec 12, 2009 [92]#50 [93]www.geli...@gmail.com > While you're waiting for this to be fixed in Chrome, you can use the attached extension pcxunlimited, how do I install it? Clicking an attchment saves it to the default download directory. Dec 12, 2009 [94]#51 [95]pcxunlimited@gmail.com @michael.monreal: I don't think that's possible, sorry. I have "https" listed in the manifest, so I don't think it's a problem on my end. @aleksri...@gmail.com: I noticed that too. Try dragging the file from where you downloaded it into Chrome. It should install then. @www.gelios.net: Try dragging the file into Chrome. @michael.monreal: Ah, yes, I should be able to fix that... thanks for pointing out that bug! As for where to discuss it... It would be a good idea to move discussion to this site: [96]http://kaescripts.blogspot.com/2009/12/autoscroll-in-chrome-linux.html Dec 30, 2009 [97]#52 [98]est...@chromium.org [99] Issue 31202 has been merged into this issue. Jan 29, 2010 [100]#53 [101]arielmaz...@gmail.com Yes please, this feature is important for me too/ Jan 30, 2010 [102]#54 [103]aleksri...@gmail.com AutoScroll extension works good, but native web browser feature is better! Apr 4, 2010 [104]#55 [105]stuartmorgan@chromium.org (No comment was entered for this change.) Labels: -Area-Misc -Size-Medium Area-UI May 14, 2010 [106]#56 [107]stinkinr...@gmail.com Ahh! Finally titlebar buttons are on the right side. Now I'm just one step away from coming back to using Chrome!! What's the problem with the autoscroll!?! May 14, 2010 [108]#57 [109]pcxunlimited@gmail.com See comments #10 and #26. Until this has been fixed by the Chrome team, you can use this extension: [110]https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/occjjkgifpmdgodlplnacmkejpdionan May 15, 2010 [111]#58 [112]stinkinr...@gmail.com Thanks. I wasn't really happy with the feel of this extension (that's why I posted here) but since, I have found an even better extension: [113]https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ibehnpdcgpabccnlefccelhblhphbbpl I'm pretty happy, now! Especially as it works with HTTPS and incognito pages. Jul 12, 2010 [114]#59 [115]evan@chromium.org It seems dsargeant disappeared? I took their patch and ran it by the local WebKit masters and cooke d up this trivial patch, implementing the idea where we just blanket disallow it from firing when yo ur mouse is over a text area. (Aside from it being technically more fiddly to make it conditional o n your paste buffer, it also seems kinda unpredictable to me from a user experience sense.) The pat ch seems to work, needs cleaning up so that it doesn't affect non-Linux platforms. [116][paperclip.gif] middlescroll.patch 966 bytes [117]View [118]Download Status: Started Owner: e...@chromium.org Jul 15, 2010 [119]#60 [120]evan@chromium.org Having talked to teammates about this, they feel passionately that this is not a Linux behavior and that there are plenty of confusing precedents for middle click already (pasting into text areas, pas ting URLs to navigate, opening links in new tabs) and that this adds one more. See also [121] issue 11612 , where we also punted the feature out into an extension. PS: I am well aware that this is a preference in Firefox; however, we don't do prefs so asking for a pref on this bug will just waste everyone's time. The patch is in comment 59 if you'd like to modi fy your own copy. :) Status: WontFix Cc: est...@chromium.org vand...@chromium.org Jul 15, 2010 [122]#61 [123]dhw@chromium.org (No comment was entered for this change.) Cc: -d...@chromium.org Jul 15, 2010 [124]#62 [125]shoc...@gmail.com I guess my advice would be: you should talk more to your users instead of your teammates. Saying "The patch is in comment 59 if you'd like to modify your own copy. :)" is not helping anyone . The users capable of patching and compiling their own copy are able to locate the patch. Isn't it time to end the mantra that everyone who uses linux does because it's opensource and they c an modify the source? I don't! I use it because I like it. I use it because it's better than Windows . I use it because it's free. So stop making excuses for yourselves by saying that I can modify my c opy. You can add parking sensors to your car, can't you? So please listen to your users. Jul 16, 2010 [126]#63 [127]peri.han...@googlemail.com Exactly so. Listen to your users. "we don't do preferences" is an absurdly arrogant line to take, as it necessarily involves you in the assumption that you know better than anyone else, and that your preferences are better. This can be guaranteed to be false. Add-ons and plugins are not the answer i n relation to the fundamentals of usability. A browser that fails to provide this feature is broken. I have used Linux exclusively for at least 8 years now, and I had never encountered middle-button au toscroll until I found it in Firefox on Linux. So this is not just the rant of a recent refugee from Windows or Mac. Just do it and stop telling us what is or isn't 'linux behaviour'. Jul 16, 2010 [128]#64 [129]shoc...@gmail.com Would you have said "The patch is in comment 59 if you'd like to modify your own copy" if we were ta lking about chromium for windows? I don't think so. So please, please, end the "free to modify the s ource" mantra. It is a right I enjoy, but I care about productivity and wasted time also. There are a lot of linux users that don't know how to patch and build nor should they have to know but I think they should enjoy the same level of usability as the users on other platforms. Especially so consid ering that the development effort has already been spent. Jul 16, 2010 [130]#65 [131]its.simo...@gmail.com I don't get what the problem is. Every other browser on Linux has this functionality with no argument saying it's "not linux behavior" - which doesn't make sense to me. It seems like we were getting towards a solution here only to have it unceremoniously chopped. It's strange and inconsistent that the Linux side of the browser operates differently to the other platforms. I'm sure creating the browser in the first place was a whole lot harder then introducing a bloody autoscroll function. If it's hard to implement on the linux platform but apparently not on others then maybe the browser was designed wrong in the first place? If Google wants to spread chromium and chrome on Linux powered Google OS machines this must be fixed. Jul 16, 2010 [132]#66 [133]shoc...@gmail.com Since you also state "this is not a Linux behavior" but then say "we don't do prefs so asking for a pref on this bug will just waste everyone's time" I also need to point out that this, arguably, is n ot a Linux way of thinking. Jul 16, 2010 [134]#67 [135]nam...@gmail.com do we really need all these e-mails Jul 16, 2010 [136]#68 [137]michael....@gmail.com Right... it's very unfortunate but as the bug was WontFix'd, I'll unstar it now because I cannot sta nd all the bug spam Jul 16, 2010 [138]#69 [139]its.simo...@gmail.com Well clearly it is a divisive issue. Jul 16, 2010 [140]#70 [141]evan@chromium.org Just some facts, in case anyone else is getting confused: - Chrome only does this on Windows (not on Mac or ChromeOS) - As far as I can tell, the code in WebKit is only enabled on Windows, so other Linux WebKit browser s don't do it (e.g. epiphany, midori). - Firefox has it off by default on Linux, the pref is under the advanced tab - Opera does it on Win+Lin but not Mac (according to their knowledge base, haven't tried myself) I'm sorry about the preferences thing. It's not my decision to make, so please don't yell at me abo ut it. Owner: --- Jul 16, 2010 [142]#71 [143]pcxunlimited@gmail.com Hey, guys, on the plus side, there are two extensions that work decently at emulating this on Linux and Mac: [144]https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/occjjkgifpmdgodlplnacmkejpdionan [145]https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ibehnpdcgpabccnlefccelhblhphbbpl Jul 16, 2010 [146]#72 [147]dtfi...@gmail.com I wonder what percentage of future ChromeOS users are likely to have Windows-like expectations of wh at middle clicking in their browser should do. They'll want to lazily scroll down without having to hold down a mouse button or spin the wheel for long periods, and instead it'll paste the clipboard c ontents into the address bar and navigate away from the current page, possibly even erasing whatever they had typed into forms on that page. With this feature still missing, even if all the other problems I've had with Chrome are fixed (such as middle clicks firing left onclick events, or the inability to delete history older than X days), it'll be dead to me on Linux. Jul 16, 2010 [148]#73 [149]est...@chromium.org by all means, use the browser that best suits your needs. Labels: Restrict-AddIssueComment-Commit Mar 10, 2013 [150]#74 [151]bugdro...@chromium.org (No comment was entered for this change.) 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