Muse

Preview swipe: follow the fingers instead of switching after the gesture

NickOct 2

Thanks for adding trackpad gestures so quickly. Swiping between items works, but there is no animation and a short delay before the next item appears, so it doesn't feel like Safari or Photos yet.

Expected: the current item moves with my fingers, the next one slides in, and releasing completes or cancels the swipe depending on distance and speed. AppKit's NSEvent.trackSwipeEvent(options:dampenAmountThresholdMin:max:usingHandler:) is made for this kind of interactive, finger-following page swipe.

Muse (latest) · macOS 26.0 · MacBook Pro M3 Max

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Automatic ReplyOct 2

Nick, thanks for the heads up on how the preview swiping feels compared to what you're used to in other apps, we've got this in front of us and will post any updates here.

Support TeamOct 2

Nick, the latest update makes swiping in the preview follow your fingers.

The picture moves with you and the next one slides in, the way Photos and Safari page, and the arrow keys now slide the same way. It still follows your Mac's Swipe between pages setting.

Muse should automatically ask you if you'd like to update, and if not, you can open Settings and check for updates.

Any other issues or feedback, please just get back in touch and let us know.

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