Humdinger schrieb: > Gabriele Biffi wrote: >> Make it configurable? :-) > > Please don't and let's find a reasonable standard > behaviour. Having settings for every taste is the > road to config hell. +1 The design of the Haiku-included base applications is the strongest and most direct way to show developers what Haiku apps should look like and how they should behave. And that's why the base applications need to be held to the highest of standards - to lead by example. What they don't need to do is to fit every use or everyone's taste. Third party opportunities. (But I'm not saying we should keep them needlessly simple or stupid just for the sake of leaving plenty of third party opportunities.) About zoom. I'm thinking zoom-to-mouse should fall back to zoom-to-center when the mouse is outside the window. I also think a very brief visual cue right before the zoom would be necessary to communicate/visually explain the zoom-to-mouse to the user, so the risk of confusion and frustration is minimized. Some kind of subtle rectangle or transparent block showing the subarea to be zoomed into. About zoom direction. I think scrolling down would be the natural choice for zooming in. If you had something under your finger and moved the finger towards you, it would appear slightly larger. If you move some away from you it would appear smaller. (The exact opposite to how BePDF and WonderBrush work. They seem to go by the idea that its -you- moving, so when scrolling up you're moving into the image, but I prefer seeing it as moving the object closer or further away, as if you sat still holding the object. (Maybe a bone with some raw meat on it. Or a cup of decaf.)) /Jonas.