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Subject: Re: [9fans] acme scrollbar
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On 7/3/08, Martin Neubauer <m.ne@gmx.net> wrote:
> The left click is basically doing the opposite of the right click - it moves
>  the top line to the position of the click. That way a left click after a
>  right click restores the previous view of the file. (There may be some small
>  distortion due to lines longer than the width of the window but that doesn't
>  really matter much.)

Oh, i ruled this possibility out, because I didn't see any opposite behaviour.
The long lines *do* matter much.
This feature is useless when it's unreliable.
What do you think about my idea of moving the line to the bottom instead?