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Originally Posted by bramepc
I installed the v2013.03-921 nightly build of koreader on my kobo aura to play with it, but my first experience was rather frustrating.
Tapping in the upper left corner expecting to bring up some kind of menu I had unwillingly activated flipping mode, and this seems to have the effect that all the main menu and config menus become almost unresponsive. You have to "massage" the tabs for like 30s before getting any reaction to switch to a different tab. The contents of the tabs are slightly more responsive but nothing great. It does not seem to be a cpu load issue because taping outside of the menus returns to normal view immediately.
So:
- What is this flipping mode (the user guide https://github.com/koreader/koreader...der-User-Guide does not explain this)
- Why does it have such and effect on the menu's ?
- Can i disable certain gestures ?
BTW after I finally figured out that the flipping mode was causing all these troubles, the experience became much more enjoyable 
EDIT: I just saw a new version 931 was released, still have to try it |
You can disable the page flipping tap zone by setting x, y, w and h of DTAP_ZONE_FLIPPING all be 0 in defaults.lua. Or you can set the variable be DTAP_ZONE_FLIPPING = {x = 0, y = 0, w = 1/16, h = 1/16} to decrease the size of the tap zone.