You can use driver none to avoid transitions. And I’m working on reduce motion

I turn of scroll events except on home assistant. You can enable or disable depending on your needs

Thank you!!

Good catch on forward navigation. Architecturally I don't keep a history of already-visited views, so forward has nowhere to go. It's something worth tackling though, especially for programmatic navigation flows. Open in new tab is on my radar too.

Under the hood aren't you pushing things into the browser history as navigation happens? I wouldn't try to rewrite the history api myself but just make sure you `pushState()` as navigation happens.

Thanks! Both the depth indicator and the zoomable affordance are things I'm actively working on. Glad the spatial navigation idea resonates.

Firefox issues are real and I want to fix them. On the "why", fair to be skeptical, it's not for every UI. But I do think it makes sense when hierarchy needs to feel spatial.

Good call, hash routing was the quick path. History API is on the list.

Ha, noted. Pinch conflicts are a known pain point on touch devices, need to sort that out.

Yeah the scroll expectation comes up a lot. Scale of the Universe was scijs I think, different beast but a great example of zoom done right.

Fair point. No visual cue for what's zoomable is a real gap. Thinking about how to handle that without cluttering the UI.

Maybe an icon on hover or a small static icon but the latter could get repetitive, the hover would solve the repetition.