A ComfyUI extension designed to improve touchpad navigation by redirecting two-finger scrolling to the canvas, including areas with text input. It helps users avoid unintentional browser navigation and enhances the zooming and panning experience for touchpad users, particularly on Mac devices.
- Optimizes the use of two-finger scrolling on touchpads for smoother canvas navigation.
- Prevents accidental navigation away from the current page when using horizontal gestures.
- Offers customizable settings for scrolling behavior and target selectors.
Context
This extension serves as a tool within ComfyUI to enhance the user experience for those using touchpads. By redirecting touchpad gestures, it allows for more intuitive interactions with the canvas, making it easier to focus on the creative process without interruptions from browser navigation.
Key Features & Benefits
The primary advantage of this extension is its ability to streamline touchpad interactions. It prevents common issues, such as accidentally navigating back or forward in the browser while trying to scroll or zoom, thereby allowing users to work more efficiently and with greater control over their canvas manipulations.
Advanced Functionalities
This tool includes advanced capabilities such as configurable scrolling behavior over text areas and the ability to toggle features on and off through the settings panel. Additionally, it provides a more nuanced zooming experience that can be adjusted for finer control, enhancing the overall usability for detailed work.
Practical Benefits
By integrating this extension into their workflow, users can significantly improve their navigation efficiency within ComfyUI. It allows for a smoother, more controlled experience when zooming and panning, which is particularly beneficial for artists and designers who rely on precise movements in their work.
Credits/Acknowledgments
This project was developed using a template from the Comfy-Org repository. It is open source and encourages contributions from the community, adhering to collaborative development practices.