I really like the scroll left/right on mouse movement. This feature however does not apppear to become active until after the wheel scoll has been activated on the demo page.

I find the mouse cursor related navigation to be more elegant and useful that the wheel scroll.

If the page scroll were active immediately on the visitor entering the page based on the visitor’s mouse cursor movements, so that as the cursor moves to the right the page also scrolls to the right and when the cursor moves to the left the page scrolls to the left, also the vertical scrolls likewise based on cursor movements that would be brilliant.

Combine this with a right mouse click that makes clickable Ctrl +, Ctrl – and ctrl 0 items available in a pop up menu for zooming in and out on a page, and you would have a brilliant easy to use mouse controlled navigation system for use within a page of any height or width.

My eyesight is not as good as it used to be and I like to be able to easily move around on a page and zoom in on a selected area to read small text, then zoom out on the page to navigate around to another area of the page that I can then zoom in on.

Thanks
David

I like the idea and I’ve thought about making something myself, including anchor points and call. However, when you keep scrolling, eventually the page reaches its limits but the internal counter (I reckon) still keeps counting. So there should be some kind of max. ;-)