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Anyway, I've given it some thought, and perhaps a workable solution would be to re-map one of the buttons that are available when the keyboard is closed to one of the scrolling functions, the way FBReader uses the zoom-in/zoom-out buttons for scrolling.
There are several options for buttons that could be used. Maybe the zoom-in/zoom-out buttons (I don't zoom much, since it slows down browsing a lot). Perhaps the little window button on the rocker above the back button (which I also don't use much).
There's also the question of which scrolling thing to use: either the page down (space) or the d-pad scrolling. Maybe tapping the scrolling key would scroll down by a page, and holding the key for a few seconds would scroll up by a page?
I'd be willing to look into coding some kind of hack up that could possibly do that. I'm experienced with Linux and Python, though I haven't done anything for the Maemo platform. Would anyone else be interested in this?
Last edited by nobodysbusiness; 2008-06-10 at 03:01. Reason: Modified title to show that a solution is available