configurable scrolling speed implemented
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@@ -56,7 +56,9 @@ wheel tick sends arrow keys (alternate scroll, as kitty/iTerm2 do — this is
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what scrolls Claude Code's fullscreen UI before it enables mouse reporting).
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Sublime raises no wheel event at all for the trackpad (sublime_text#1838): set
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a utility such as [LinearMouse](https://linearmouse.app/) to discrete scrolling
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for Sublime Text and it arrives as wheel notches like any other. While an app owns the
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for Sublime Text and it arrives as wheel notches like any other. A notch sends the
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app three scroll lines, as iTerm2 does; `wheel_lines` lowers that when a swipe
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scrolls too far. While an app owns the
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alternate screen the scrollback above it is folded away, kitty-style, and
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unfolds when the app leaves it.
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@@ -154,7 +156,8 @@ instead), image protocols, Windows, panels.
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- Trackpad scrolling needs a helper on macOS: Sublime never delivers it to a
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plugin (sublime_text#1838), so set a utility such as
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[LinearMouse](https://linearmouse.app/) to discrete/linear scrolling for
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Sublime Text. It then arrives as wheel notches and scrolls the app. Without
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Sublime Text. It then arrives as wheel notches and scrolls the app, three
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lines a notch unless `wheel_lines` says otherwise. Without
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one, the trackpad does nothing in a full-screen app; the mouse wheel,
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`shift+pageup/pagedown` and `shift+up/down` work regardless.
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