Implement fast-pagination #48
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I also stumbled over this shortcoming and would like to see this fixed! 👍 |
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Yes this is a problem for me too. A deal-breaker IMO. |
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Yes, it's a big improvement on UX. Thanks! |
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Great pull request. Reader is a great library, but unfortnently the fast scrolling issue makes it hard to ship in a public app. Please take a look at this and consider merging it to master @vfr |
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Fixed in v2.8.0 |
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Hi - nice project. I have been using this library within a project I am working on and it has been great. One thing that I felt needed improvement was the pagination. When you reached the end of the preloaded pages (3 by default), you will get a "bounce" and have to wait until the scroll view decelerates until you can continue.
This made it rather difficult to scroll quickly through several pages quickly. I have adjusted the behaviour in this feature branch to fix that annoyance.
I have made several other customisations to the project, I will likely publish them as separate branches and do pull requests when I think they are ready (and if you'd like them), however I feel this patch is beneficial to almost everyone as it improves user experience.
Cheers!