Frequently I find myself zooming in / out of the document by pressing Ctrl and scrolling with the touchpad (via two finger scrolling, which emulates the middle scroll button of a mouse). This is bad, because when I Zoom in a document for which the “Page rendering” setting is set to “screen”, it messes up the layout of the document.
I would like to see this zooming feature fixed.
But in the meantime, is there a way to disable zoom via Ctrl + scrolling?
At first sight this seems a bad bug. I tried to replicate it on Linux Ubuntu, but I do not know how to set “Page rendering” to “screen”, could you please give me instructions.
For disabling zoom via Ctrl + scrolling, sorry, I do not know, as I do not know how to refer to the mouse in Scheme. If one does, then I think assigning Ctrl + scrolling to (noop) should disable the “mouse shortcut”.
Yes, this is very annoying for me too. Seems that this behaviour appeared with Qt5, I guess due to some changes in these libraries. I think a bug report has already been filed by Basile.
Can you link the bug report?
In the meantime it might be safer to just disable this feature.
Actually I noticed the same problem with other Qt-based software (e.g. OpenOffice).
In case it helps, in macOS zooming with Cmd + Touchpad Scrolling works fine. So it’s a Linux specific issue.
