Sentence examples for user scrolls from inspiring English sources
The first five, which are the most widely used, will be prominently displayed, and the others will be shown when a user scrolls sideways on the screen.
Currently, logos for these browsers — called Avant, Flock, Green, Maxthon, Slim and Sleipnir — are found only when a user scrolls to the right.
Text appears large enough for users to read comfortably, and mobile Web sites are redone so that the user scrolls only up and down, not sideways, to view information.
Apple has filed other patent suits in Japan against Samsung, including one claiming that the Korean company copied the bounce-back effect when a user scrolls to the end of a list on the iPhone and iPad.
It had found that Samsung cloned basic iOS gestures: the familiar pinch-to-zoom; the bounce-back, or rubber-band, effect when a user scrolls past the edge of a page; and the double-tap that zooms in on and centers an image or block of text.
The jury found that various Samsung products violated Apple patents covering things like the "bounce back" effect when a user scrolls to the end of a list on the iPhone and iPad, and a way to distinguish between one-finger scrolling from two-finger gestures like the pinch-to-zoom that magnifies an image.
The zoom function of this mode can be accessed when user scroll by holding the middle button of the mouse.
We derive a quantitative model based on four formal assumptions that abstract the real-world scrolling tasks, which are drawn from the analysis and observations of user scrolling actions.
The days of the average AOL or Yahoo! mail user scrolling through every email in their inbox are rapidly fading.
"Launch Control" was not visibly listed as an option, however, should the user scroll down to option 13, launch control could be enabled.
