Scroll-to-zoom on desktop should take into account the magnitude of the scroll event. At the moment, a scroll event of any magnitude results in a single discrete zoom amount. This means even the smallest little events just from resting your fingers on your trackpad can result in flickery zoom in/out and also means that scrolling faster doesn't let you zoom faster which is also frustrating.
The effect of making zooming scroll-speed-aware should be that zooming on desktop, especially with a trackpad or a smooth scroll wheel, feels much smoother. To feel the difference, use a trackpad to compare zooming on Google Maps and OneZoom
Scroll-to-zoom on desktop should take into account the magnitude of the scroll event. At the moment, a scroll event of any magnitude results in a single discrete zoom amount. This means even the smallest little events just from resting your fingers on your trackpad can result in flickery zoom in/out and also means that scrolling faster doesn't let you zoom faster which is also frustrating.
The effect of making zooming scroll-speed-aware should be that zooming on desktop, especially with a trackpad or a smooth scroll wheel, feels much smoother. To feel the difference, use a trackpad to compare zooming on Google Maps and OneZoom