Here is a modern take on this old classic. This version uses Adjustable Containers, Geyser Buttons and updates the style sheets using best practices in today's Mudlet.
http://mudlet.github.io/mudlet-package- ... x.mpackage

It's all fixed now and works with triggers. You can get the latest at the above link.

Optional packages like this are designed for extending core functionality, because not everyone wants or needs all those features so it's best not to bloat the core program.

Hope this helps.

Hey Ancient, I've got a version available at https://zookaongit.github.io/mudlet-package-repository/delay-scrolling.mpackage Download it and install using the Package Manager under Toolbox (Alt+O). You can change the delay/timer in the script editor timers window to a value that you're comfortable w...

Hey Ancient, I'd enjoy working on something with you for this.

But perhaps in the mean time you could try turning on the timestamps (lower right hand corner, "I" symbol), at least then you be able to discern changes in the incoming text?

Talk soon.

Mudlet's mapper automatically remembers the zoom level for each different area, but alas, there is no way to set the zoom level for all your areas at once. Here's a script that does just that. function setMapZoomAllAreas(zoom) if not zoom or not tonumber(zoom) then echo("Require zoom level as a...

Updated Version fixed above issues added delaywalk command to set your delay preference added lwalk command to list all saved speedwalks (and the names are clickable to instantly perform the walk) added removewalk to remove an existing speedwalk wiki entry: https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Speedwalk_Record...

Hey Avikare, can you please add a quick example on usage and output?

Ok, just learnt that SHIFT+ENTER creates a multi-line command input. Now to replicate the problem, which I can now recover from; type in a command then, with the mouse, select the end of the line and motion downwards. The command entered moves up to the not visible line above as a new (2nd) line is ...

I have seen this too, but I don't know how to replicate. When it happens I can get it back by selecting the command line with the mouse and moving upwards, similar motion to selecting a paragraph. Debian 12, dev build.

Thank SS, the reorg is a weird feature, yet predictable.