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I don't have this issue in Chrome, but you can always use the arrow keys if your mouse is having issues. As for the back button - works fine for me and takes me
by bitmapbrother 10y ago
I don't have this issue in Chrome, but you can always use the arrow keys if your mouse is having issues. As for the back button - works fine for me and takes me to the previous slide. You can even download it as a PDF or Powerpoint if you like.
- debaserab2 10y agoUgh, the last thing I want is for my browser back button to be hijacked by a slideshow presentation. Help, I'm stuck in a powerpoint.
- tracker1 10y agoIf you think of each slide as a separate page, as some do, it makes sense.
- debaserab2 10y agoI just wish there was a way to opt-in to it first. My instinct when I hit the site was to use my mousewheel to scroll down, because I didn't immediately realize it was a slide deck. So my mousewheel advanced the deck about a dozen slides and wrecked my back button.
- devishard 10y agoIf you think of each slide as a separate page, then having your scroll wheel jump you to a different page doesn't make sense.
- gpm 10y agoI have the same behavior of you, except I use Firefox... maybe it's just random what you get?
- devishard 10y ago> I don't have this issue in Chrome, but you can always use the arrow keys if your mouse is having issues. Are you seriously suggesting that a workaround is just as good as having a good UI? > As for the back button - works fine for me and takes me to the previous slide. So after I scroll down and literally go through the entire slideshow with a small wave of the hand, I have to click back how many times to get back to hacker news?