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The logic around that is: If you're scrolling, it stays open. If you pause the video, it stays open. If you stop moving your mouse, we wait a couple seconds t
by mattkenefick 8y ago
The logic around that is:
If you're scrolling, it stays open.
If you pause the video, it stays open.
If you stop moving your mouse, we wait a couple seconds then fade out. If you move your mouse, it resets the timeout.
Some people would scroll a little then stop moving the mouse to watch the current trailer and were expecting details to fade away since they were no longer interacting with it.
I think I understand your point, but it's tough when some people expect A and some people expect B.
- rhacker 8y agoI thought it was pretty clever, even supported two-finger sidewise scrolling on the movie-bar that netflix still doesn't get right.
- falsedan 8y agoYou should configure it to wait a second or two, instead of instantly disappearing. It happened whenever I moved the scrollwheel as far as I could, and then moved my finger to the other side of the wheel to continue scrolling. Note that scrolling once and waiting causes the roll to stay up for a short while before fading out. Scrolling a lot and waiting causes the roll to almost-instantly disappear, when I expect the same delay as the first case I described.