When applying the vertical command, the scrolling is acting strange.
For example, when using horizontal mouse dragging I can click and hold once in any spot, wait several seconds, and then move the mouse and the image will rotate as expected.
When in vertical mode, if I click and hold in one spot, wait several seconds, if I move the mouse there is no vertical movement and the image does not rotate.
The workaround is when clicking you have to immediately drag at the same time. It appears to work fine if you click down this way. So you can't click and wait a second before dragging. This same behaviour doesn't apply to the horizontal mode.
You can also workaround by dragging your mouse outside of the image and then re enter the mouse from another side.
I assume the bug lies somewhere in the way the first click is registered.
I'm using Chrome and Firefox on Ubuntu 15.10 x64.
When applying the vertical command, the scrolling is acting strange.
For example, when using horizontal mouse dragging I can click and hold once in any spot, wait several seconds, and then move the mouse and the image will rotate as expected.
When in vertical mode, if I click and hold in one spot, wait several seconds, if I move the mouse there is no vertical movement and the image does not rotate.
The workaround is when clicking you have to immediately drag at the same time. It appears to work fine if you click down this way. So you can't click and wait a second before dragging. This same behaviour doesn't apply to the horizontal mode.
You can also workaround by dragging your mouse outside of the image and then re enter the mouse from another side.
I assume the bug lies somewhere in the way the first click is registered.