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## Bugfixes ## Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug which caused Chrome on OSX to stutter a lot on vertical transitioning due to elastic scroll bounce. - Fixed a bug which caused Chrome on OSX to stutter a lot on vertical transitioning due to elastic scroll bounce.
- [#28] Fixed scroll on Firefox. - [[#28](https://github.com/jlantunez/webslides/issues/28)] Fixed scroll on Firefox.
- [#38] Fixed a bug in Safari which lead to unexpected behaviour using any form of movements. - [[#38](https://github.com/jlantunez/webslides/issues/38)] Fixed a bug in Safari which lead to unexpected behaviour using any form of movements.
- [#10] Fixed animation flash on Safari. - [[#10](https://github.com/jlantunez/webslides/issues/10)] Fixed animation flash on Safari.
## New Features ## New Features
- Adding option to click to go to the next slide. Read more [here](https://github.com/jlantunez/webslides/blob/master/docs/click-to-nav.md). - [[#1](https://github.com/jlantunez/webslides/issues/1)] Adding option to click to go to the next slide. Read more [here](https://github.com/jlantunez/webslides/blob/master/docs/click-to-nav.md).
- [#1] Improved sliding with mouse scroll and touchpad. It's now possible to use scroll to move an horizontal presentation. - [[#1](https://github.com/jlantunez/webslides/issues/1)] Improved sliding with mouse scroll and touchpad. It's now possible to use scroll to move an horizontal presentation.
It's also possible to scroll horizontally on horizontal presentations to move forward/backwards the presentation. It's also possible to scroll horizontally on horizontal presentations to move forward/backwards the presentation.
## Regression ## Regression