Hi.

One of the most boring thing I have on my laptop with ALL readers is the scrolling which never stops at the good position.
In effect, I use 'fit width' view option and each time I press 'space', it scrolls down and (often) cuts the thumbnail.
Would it be possible to align the scroll to the low side of the thumbnail (which changes all the time) ?

Difficult to do but could be an incredible usefull feature !

Thanks.

Yes, have an intelligent auto-scrolling would be great. And it is one of the features in my TODO list.

I also read comics using "fit width", but I use the fit to width slider to get the better performance from the auto scroll feature. You need to adjust it for each comic with a different image aspect ratio, but by now is the better solution.

I have a suggestion that could simplify this to some point. It's a good idea and easier to implement than an intelligent scroll.

Besides fit to height and to width adjusts, we need a fit to smaller dimension option of the image. I don't know if you, Luís, code on CSS, but I gonna to cite a CSS example. Something like the `cover` value of the `background-size` property.

It's annoying to move from a single to a double page and have to readjust the zoom. And then to readjust again when back to a single page.

To remove the panning transition effect between pages can make it easier to code.

I don't know I made my point, here. Please, if I'm nothing being clear, tell me.

Thanks!