Horizontal swipe-to-switch currently has a short delay after settling before another swipe is accepted. This feels awkward for rapid navigation.
Goals:
- Support swiping to a neighboring article and then immediately swiping back, so users can quickly undo an accidental swipe.
- Support fast repeated swipes in one direction, such as A -> B -> C -> D, without visible pauses or missed gestures.
Context:
The pager disables gestures while settling and then relies on the new current article's neighbor targets being available before the next swipe is accepted. We should reduce or remove the post-settle readiness gap while keeping the smooth side-by-side page transition and avoiding flashes.
Horizontal swipe-to-switch currently has a short delay after settling before another swipe is accepted. This feels awkward for rapid navigation.
Goals:
Context:
The pager disables gestures while settling and then relies on the new current article's neighbor targets being available before the next swipe is accepted. We should reduce or remove the post-settle readiness gap while keeping the smooth side-by-side page transition and avoiding flashes.