Comment by 🌆 skyjake
Or you can just disable that in Preferences > Page Layout > Vertical centering.
I should make that a site-specific setting...
May 05 · 2 days ago
3 Later Comments ↓
🚀 stack [OP] · May 05 at 15:19:
@skyjake, whenever I have some minor issue, turns out there is a Lagrange setting!
Many thanks for putting so much thought into Lagrange. It is by far the best browser for any protocol I've ever used. [With the exception of being able to drag a url into the bookmarks sidebar, right into the folder you want! Still waiting for you to realize the lifehack that it is]
🌆 skyjake [mod...] · May 05 at 16:34:
being able to drag a url into the bookmarks sidebar
I think I don't see the value in that because I rarely use a traditional mouse. Dragging things with the trackpad isn't as nice an interaction and I seldom do it.
Have you tried a right-click on the bookmark icon in the URL field? It shows a context menu with the folders... Unless you have tons of folders, that seems like a shorter/quicker mouse movement than going all the way to the sidebar.
🚀 stack [OP] · May 05 at 19:14:
I think Lagrange on the Linux box is the only app I enjoy using the mouse with, while browsing (for games, I select the links with the keyboard...).
Outside of games where it's Alt-1/Alt-2, it takes too much attention to figure out the link-alt-alphabet-equivalent-key, it's much easier to just mouse around for me.
WIth the mouse in-hand, it is _much_ easier to drag links into the bookmark side-window than switch back to the keyboard and figure out the folders
Original Post
Pig suggestion — @gritty, thanks for the game A minor/trivial improvement thought... Lagrange tries to vertically center short pages. Since the hold and roll pages have a slightly different number of lines, the visual jiggles up and down and the roll link moves as well. This is due to the two percent lines on the roll screen. An easy fix is to put two blank lines on the other screen. That would greatly improve the ux of Lagrange players