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[MINOR] Zoom in/out in network graph with touch screen #286

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shamiv opened this issue Mar 4, 2023 · 0 comments
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[MINOR] Zoom in/out in network graph with touch screen #286

shamiv opened this issue Mar 4, 2023 · 0 comments
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minor feature Feature request inline with current graphing capabilites

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shamiv commented Mar 4, 2023

I love org-roam-ui and it has been an important part of my workflow for quite some time now.

I was wondering if it would be easy/possible to navigate through the network graph using the touch screen of my laptop.

Right now, the gestures "work" but:

  1. When zooming using the touch screen (two fingers pinching), the resolution goes down (or actually, the original pre-zoom resolution stays the same, which means that "zooming in" shows the images at a lower resolution).
  2. When I use the mouse to zoom in to a particular part of the graph, and then zoom in with the touch screen, I can use one finger to move up/down left/right, but only within the initial part/frame of the graph that I zoomed into using the mouse.

In other words, the touch screen gestures (in contrast to the mouse gestures) seem to be detached from the graph building?

Some extra background info:

  • Both Chromium and Firefox show this behavior.
  • I'm on a Lenovo Thinkpad 440s, I run Ubuntu 22.04, I'm on Emacs 28.1 and I'm up to date with org-roam-ui.
@shamiv shamiv added the minor feature Feature request inline with current graphing capabilites label Mar 4, 2023
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