Sorry for replying this late. A new job and a different city :) On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 4:45 AM, Albert Astals Cid <aa...@kde.org> wrote: > I'm not sure they are that useful, do you change those modes so often?
I frequently switch between the two actions. * Fit Page Discontinuous use cases: Presentations in pdf format, quickly browsing through a pdf/ebook, go up or down a few pages, etc can easily be done in this mode by just scrolling with the mouse, which basically flies through the pages for an overview or until I reach the desired page. * Fit Width Continuous: This is when I want to read the pdf/ebook. I will be surprised if no one else uses this workflow. Is there a faster way of navigating through the pages (not typing in page number of course) ? > How is the rest of the UI affected? I am not sure if I understood your question. Earlier what I used to have the three buttons on the toolbar: Fit Page, Fit Width and Continuous. Switching to any of the above mode required clicking for eg Fit Page and Continuous. Now, I have two buttons and need to click only one button. Regards, Siddhartha
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