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Request for hotkeys for skipping +/-10 images and +/-100 images #172

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sparmark opened this issue Oct 25, 2024 · 3 comments
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Request for hotkeys for skipping +/-10 images and +/-100 images #172

sparmark opened this issue Oct 25, 2024 · 3 comments

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@sparmark
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Would it be possible to add hotkeys for skipping +/-10 images and +/-100 images?
This would be very useful for quickly browsing folders and zip files with 100+ images.

Suggested key bindings:
PgDn/PgUp for +/-10 images
Alt+PgDn/PgUp for +/-100 images

@Ruben2776
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Ruben2776 commented Oct 25, 2024

I have updated a new version that can skip images by 10 or 100, however your suggested hotkeys are already used for scrolling, so I have to think what should be default for now.

As I am working on rewriting the project to Avalonia from WPF, this has been committed into the upcoming 3.0 version and will be featured in the preview version soon.

You can also download the GitHub artifacts to try it out already. You can edit the hotkeys in the Application Shortcuts window by pressing K and setting the keybindings yourself for now.

@sparmark
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Wow! It works beautifully!
Thank you so much!
😀😀😀

@sparmark sparmark reopened this Oct 26, 2024
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sparmark commented Oct 26, 2024

@Ruben2776
I would like to suggest these keybindings, which I have found to be very intuitive. They might conflict with other keybindings.

Z: Previous image
X: Next image
A: Back 10 images
S: Forward 10 images
Q: Back 100 images
W: Forward 100 images

As you can see, +/-1 images is at the 2nd keyboard row, +/-10 images at the 3rd keyboard row, and +/-100 images at the 4th keyboard row. And +/- are always next to each other, always at the leftmost column. This makes it very easy to remember.

This is just a suggestion, and you may find one you like better.

Anyway, it is really great that you allow personalised keybindings, so everyone can find his own favourites.

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