Re: Gtk scrollbar: thumb too short

[Kai Großjohann]

Luc Teirlinck <address@hidden> writes:

> First time scrolling stops with the last screenfull of real text
> visible, unless the end of the buffer is visible at the outset and
> stays visible.  In other words, if you scroll up to see what is above
> and scroll back down, you can not (immediately) overscroll.  To
> overscroll, you have to first scroll to the bottom (unless you already
> are there), grab the thumb (*not* click above the thumb) and scroll
> down, without first scrolling up.

What do you think about the following small change: whether
overscrolling is allowed only depends on eob visibility when the drag
starts.  That is, if eob is visible and I press the middle mouse
button, then I can drag up and down and still overscroll.

But maybe there was a reason you didn't do that?
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