There was an unneeded scrollbar growing as you were expanding towards the top of the screen, now this scrollbar is hidden until you actually need it making the UI look a bit more polished.
So that if the animation is triggered multiple times you don't have to
wait for all the animations to be performed one after the other before
you can finally manually scroll.
For stories that are long enough for the scroll bar to appear on the
screen, Firefox on desktop would originally only allow you to start
editing if you click on the actual text, i.e. you couldn't click on the
blank part of a line. This behaviour is now fixed.
It wouldn't trigger any events originally when you click on parts of the
story text area that didn't contain any text, e.g. on a blank line or on
the blank part of a line to the right of the actual text.
If its invisible then it will be harder for new players to know its there. Now its less visible when its not selected, a little more visible when the box is selected, and fully visible when your hovering over.
* Back and Retry buttons no longer pop a story chunk while in the
"Select sequence to keep" menu
* No longer freezes if you retry with no story chunks beyond the initial
prompt chunk
* When "Always Add Prompt" is on, allow Retry even if the prompt is the
only chunk in the story
* Added error messages for Back and Retry buttons
Because we don't need them anymore.
This, combined with the chunk optimization, will allow you to
seamlessly continue editing a different chunk after you've finished
editing your current one; e.g. if you edit a chunk and use arrow keys,
backspace or the mouse to select a different chunk, you can immediately
start editing your new chunk without it defocusing.
This patch really has killed two birds with one stone, eh?
Thanks, Javalar!
This happens when you have a chunk that has no trailing
newlines followed by a chunk with a single newline at the start.
Moving between those chunks would cause the caret to jump to the wrong
position sometimes.
Gnome Ann
henk717