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Markers
A marker is a stop. The video moves from marker to marker, and each one remembers where the page was, how long the video holds there, and how it arrives.
Click the site to add a marker where the pointer is, or press E. Q adds one at the top of the view. Clicking right on a marker picks it instead of adding another.
The marker you're editing is the one you last clicked or added; otherwise it's the one nearest the middle of the canvas. Its pin opens to show its settings: Curve, Speed from 0.25× to 4×, Hold from 0 to 60 seconds, and a bin to remove it. Settings still on the video's own show muted.
Drag a pin, or its line, to move a marker. Shift+↑ and Shift+↓ nudge it a pixel at a time, and keep going while held. ↑ and ↓ go to the marker above or below, and typing a marker's number jumps to it: two digits quickly for 10 and up.
Markers always play from the top of a page to the bottom, page after page, so there's nothing to reorder. Move one past another and the numbers follow.
The column down the right edge shows every marker as a tick, grouped by page, with a bracket around the part in view. Hover it to see the numbers and click one to go there. At its top is the video itself, with its length.
Delete or Backspace removes the picked marker. Ctrl+Z brings it back.