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I cannot zoom using the mouse wheel without holding the CMD key anymore.
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Mouse wheel does not work to scroll across the filmstrip anymore.
Try the Option key?
Good to know, didnāt know the ātrickā with the option key Works fine with magic mouse. Did use apple+/- normally for this.
I donāt want to hold any button. It was not required before the last updateā¦
Navigating through the film strip without the mouse wheel is a nightmare.
For me, who just switched from Windows to Mac, this behavior is also a nightmare.
I can hardly believe that this is accepted by Mac users. You have to use two hands (!) just to scroll through the filmstrip, intuitive operation is something else. Iām getting the impression more and more that the Apple community hasnāt noticed how Windows has overtaken MacOs in terms of usability and design. It seems that people here have become accustomed to cumbersome operation. This doesnāt just apply to DxO Photolab.
But at least other programs offer the possibility to adjust this behavior, but DxO has not addressed this issue for years, although it has been requested again and again.
in Windows / PL 2, 3 ,4, 5, 6, 7
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PhotoLibrary
one hand
to scroll & go through the thumbnails
ā | ā to go to the next thumbnail
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Ctrl + scroll to zoom the thumbnailsā size -
Customize ā Filmstrip
one hand
to scroll & go through the thumbnails
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Customize - Preview
one hand
to scroll & zoom the preview
Is this thread about Windows?
Did I write that I switched to Mac?
But thanks again for reminding me of the benefits of the Windows version.
Martin,
i didnāt misinterpret the title of the thread, but thereās no need for bashing.
That being said, i hope there will be a common UI one day and benefit from easy handling.
I see the thread is from 2022, I just tested PL 5.16.0 on Mac, and I can scroll the film strip with only the mouse wheel, same like in windows. So I guess this has been fixed and this thread can be closed . Hooray. Except, they reintroduced the bug in PL6 or 7ā¦
Oh, my apologies, I didnāt mean to bash anyone, but I didnāt understand at the time why you were posting this info about Windows here. Unfortunately, my problem is that it doesnāt work the same way on the Mac.
If this worked in previous versions, it would be very helpful if it could be restored.
The scroll wheel is probably not so widespread on the Mac, but that doesnāt change the fact that itās much more ergonomic if you donāt have to press a button when scrolling. No matter whether you are zooming or scrolling through the movie strip.
Just to add: my request is for version 7 of PL.