[mdavej]

In the bookmarks dialog, I can see a small vertical progress bar during scroll. Would it be possible to make this wider and interactive (drag up and down) so it could be used for navigation? Also would it be much trouble to jump to titles based on keystrokes? For example, jump to the first "M" bookmark if the M key is pressed? Some of my PDFs have thousands of bookmarks, making navigation a bit slow and tedious.

Thanks

[Zubersoft]

Is this on Android, Windows or iOS? The tree and list components in the bookmarks window do not have a selection state, so there would be no way to ensure that keyboard input is only directed to that window while it is active. If users want it, while the bookmarks window is up, I could listen for keys and try to skip to the first bookmark starting with that key, but that will override the pedal actions processing if the bookmarks window is up, and this could conflict with any users that specified letters as the keys to map to pedal actions.

Mike

[mdavej]

I use all three, but Android mostly. I didn't consider pedal issues. Thanks for the explanation.

[Zubersoft]

I apparently can change the scrollbar size on Android, but this is not something I would want to do by default. Perhaps I will have to add a setting somewhere at some point to control the scrollbar size. Or I will only change the scrollbar size if the number of bookmarks increases past a certain amount.

Mike

[mdavej]

Sounds good Mike. Either way would be great. I've got one book with 4500 bookmarks. Pretty crazy I know. But it's a great book. That feature will really help. 

Thanks!