The chat is kinda crazy with 8 or more people, and what should be done to make it less crazy.
Once 8 or more people are in the chat, you can't answer another chat message before someone else interrupted you. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
This is why the chat needs a reply function, so you can click on a message, and then, if you write another chat message, it shows, that it's a reply of another chat message, and which message it's a reply of.
By the Way, it also needs a function, that, as long as you haven't scrolled down completely in the chat, you aren't sent back to the bottom, whenever someone writes a new chat message.
just imagine trying to scroll up to a message to copypaste it or parts of it, when you get sent back every second down to the newest message, because every second someone writes a new message. this is annoying.
OnlineSequencer needs pieces of code, that check, if you have scrolled completely to the bottom of the chat, and if yes, automatically scrolls down to the newest message, or if no, doesn't.
or if that's too hard to implement, a manual switch, that toggles the autoscroll.
Once 8 or more people are in the chat, you can't answer another chat message before someone else interrupted you. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
This is why the chat needs a reply function, so you can click on a message, and then, if you write another chat message, it shows, that it's a reply of another chat message, and which message it's a reply of.
By the Way, it also needs a function, that, as long as you haven't scrolled down completely in the chat, you aren't sent back to the bottom, whenever someone writes a new chat message.
just imagine trying to scroll up to a message to copypaste it or parts of it, when you get sent back every second down to the newest message, because every second someone writes a new message. this is annoying.
OnlineSequencer needs pieces of code, that check, if you have scrolled completely to the bottom of the chat, and if yes, automatically scrolls down to the newest message, or if no, doesn't.
or if that's too hard to implement, a manual switch, that toggles the autoscroll.