Jim Young schrieb:
I think autoscroll behavior was changed (augmented?).
My observation is that auto-scrolling now stops if you scroll UP in the
packet summary pane. You can restore auto-scrolling by simply scrolling
to the bottom-most (i.e. most recent) item of the summary pane.
You can also click on the "Go to first packet" and "Go to the last packet"
toolbar buttons to accomplish same.
Ah, at least that explains what happens.
Well, I think at least the following is unintuitive:
I've steadily get packets rushing in.
- If I switch off scrolling (by using the toolbar - which is the obvious
way to do that?) to have a look at some packets and then turn scrolling
back on - scrolling won't start again as the scrollbar is not "down" -
this is a bug now IMHO
- If I select a packet in the packet list, I would expect the autoscroll
to stop - this should be enhanced
So two questions:
- should the autoscroll mode be disabled (e.g. displayed by the toolbar
icon) when scrolling is disabled? Having both a "visible" criteria
(autoscroll icon) and an "invisible" (position of scrollbar) sounds not
very intuitive to me - but I may be wrong here
- should "go to last packet" turn the autoscroll mode back on automatically?
What I don't like about the current implementation, is that you have to
know how things work to be able to use them - and the visual feedback is
pretty poor ...
Regards, ULFL