I just helped a Mac user the other day whose cat was stumbling across
the keyboard as she scrolled and it ended up doing the zoom gesture.
Completely unfamiliar with the feature, she was unable to restore the
screen to original zoom level.
So, no, while I feel super-scroll is obvious when you're actively
hunting for the sequence, if accidentally triggered it can still lead
to confusion without some sort of hint at least the first time
activated how to restore.
On Oct 27, 2009, at 3:15 PM, Joe Zimmerman wrote:
I think the Super+Scrollwheel is okay (and more discovarable), but
maybe
the Super+MiddleClick isn't as useful?
I agree -- I think Super+Scrollwheel is definitely very useful, and
since the operation is continuous, it's much easier for a user to
figure out how it happened and how to use it. (In fact, Control-
Scrollwheel works the same way on Mac OS.)
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