UPDATE: I also see this on RHEL 7 64-bit using Firefox 52.8.0.
Discovered during Scipy 2018. While panning using Ginga viewer with ipyevents, the up/down arrows where somehow captured by the browser. This resulted in notebook jumping up and down, instead of panning up and down. I was running eteq/astrowidgets#1 on Windows 7 64-bit:
@pllim -- I think this is fixed in ipyevents 0.4.0.....I was able to pan in the ginga widget with shift+arrow key without scrolling the browser, at least.
UPDATE: I also see this on RHEL 7 64-bit using Firefox 52.8.0.
Discovered during Scipy 2018. While panning using Ginga viewer with
ipyevents
, the up/down arrows where somehow captured by the browser. This resulted in notebook jumping up and down, instead of panning up and down. I was running eteq/astrowidgets#1 on Windows 7 64-bit:I think I see the image did pan like a few pixels but I am not sure because the browser was also unintentionally scrolling at the same time.