Add opt-in Control-scroll window resizing - #191
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is this still in draft? when made "ready" pls attach a video showcasing how it works and how the ui settings look (screenshot) |
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Addresses #98.
I added an opt-in Control + vertical-scroll gesture to resize the window under the pointer from its center. It uses the existing accessibility-window writer, leaves normal scrolling and active move/resize shortcuts alone, and stops the resize session after scrolling ends. The setting notes the possible conflict with macOS Accessibility Zoom.
I also added focused tests for centered growth and shrinkage, minimum sizes, modifier filtering, and horizontal-scroll pass-through.
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