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Subject: Re: [9fans] acme scrollbar
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> bad idea. to be honest i don't think the precise semantics of the scroll
>  distance are very important, but it is important that left and right
>  buttons are near inverses of each other, which means that when
>  scrolling down, you can easily get back to the last view you saw
>  without moving the mouse at all.

Ok, a matter of taste.
I always had the feeling that knowing exactly how far the window will
move even before clicking is a really awesome feature.