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Google Reader Mousewheel and Keyboard Enhancer

Adds support for mousewheel scrolling to Google Reader and Enabled ArrowKey/PgUP/PgDn/Home controlls.

Update:29.10.05
This script is now officially obsolete, because the functionality has been included natively into GReader. I won't delete it, because it effectively shows how to add Mousewheel functionality to any DHTML page. If you need further mouse support, check out Chris' extension ( http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/2037 ). Bye.

This adds MouseWheel support to Google Reader. Just move the mouse over the left column and use the mousewheel to scroll one entry at a time, or press alt to scroll whole pages.

Updated to prevent standard window scroll.
Thanks to Brent Charbonneau for the code.

Updated to new names for scrolling. (That's the problem with Google's Javscript compressor... every time they change something, all commands get renamed).

If you like Google Reader, be sure to check out Sean's GoogleSubscribe script ( http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/1935 ) which lets you add feeds just by visting the page and doing one tiny click!

Update:28.10.05
An update to Google Reader broke compatibility, so now I've updated it to support the new commands... just install this script over the old one and everything should work fine.

Oct 29, 2005 Hans Schmucker Script's author	I think Chris' extension takes care of that.

Oct 29, 2005 blogum User	Is not the same function, you have to click

Oct 29, 2005 Caleb User	Depricated; Functionality now included in Reader natively.

Oct 28, 2005 Hans Schmucker Script's author	Oh... another silent update... don't worry, I'll fix it tonight

Oct 28, 2005 blogum User	Ufff another update of google reader that make this script dont work, with google reader you can scroll but you have to click to each entrie, I prefer the solution of this script, but it doesnt work now :(

Oct 28, 2005 blogum User	Thank you very much it works now, is the most useful script I have now.

Oct 28, 2005 Hans Schmucker Script's author	The script has been updated to work with the new GReader version...

Oct 26, 2005 blogum User	This script appeared in the oficcial blog of google reader, perhaps they have changed something so that it doesnt work

Oct 26, 2005 blogum User	I installed it but today it doesnt work why? It was great .

Oct 26, 2005 cigno5.5 Scriptwright	ehi! what's happen? I think google has changed something...now this script doesn't work!!! (yesterday evening it worked fine)

Oct 18, 2005 风的朋友 Scriptwright	great! why google put the function in in the first place? can you make the right part content window size fixed? so I don't need to scroll down the page to read it all and scroll back to see the feed list. thank you. I guess this script (http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/1946) meant to do this, but it does not work for me now.

Oct 17, 2005 cigno5.5 Scriptwright	very interesting script!!! congratulations...it works perfectly!!!

Oct 12, 2005 Hans Schmucker Script's author	Oops, I had uploaded the wrong file, where Brent's fix was missing. sorry. Anyway, the new keyboard enhanced version contains it now.

Oct 12, 2005 Hans Schmucker Script's author	Thanx to both of you! Jordan: I didn't even think of that since mosts of my feeds contain only 4 to 5 lines... thank you pointing that out. Brent: OK, changed that... thank you very much. Seeing how long it took me to find out about the detail element, I won't even imagine how long it would have taken me to find out about that method. For the pther 79 users: I've updated it according to Brent's suggestion.

Oct 11, 2005 Brent Charbo... Scriptwright	Add: e.preventDefault(); to the end of the function (right before the closing '}'), and it will prevent the normal mousewheel-page-scrolling from happening when the cursor is over the queue-container

Oct 10, 2005 Jordan Running Scriptwright	This is a really great script, except that when the page is tall enough to show a scrollbar, using the mousewheel also scrolls the entire page.