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Author: jonasvdd

docs/sphinx/FAQ.rst

@@ -46,6 +46,11 @@ plotly-resampler can be thought of as wrapper around plain plotly figures which
   * with ``FigureResampler``, you need to call ``show_dash`` (or output the object in a cell via ``IPython.display``) -> which spawns a dash-web app, and the dynamic aggregation is realized with dash callback
   * with ``FigureWidgetResampler``, you need to use ``IPython.display`` on the object, which uses widget-events to realize dynamic aggregation (via the running IPython kernel).
 
+**other changes of plotly-resampler figures w.r.t. vanilla plotly**:
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+* **double-clicking** within a line-chart area **does not Reset Axes**, as it results in an “Autoscale” event. We decided to implement an Autoscale event as updating your y-range such that it shows all the data that is in your x-range
+   * **Note**: vanilla Plotly figures their Autoscale result in Reset Axes behavior, in our opinion this did not make a lot of sense. It is therefore that we have overriden this behavior in plotly-resampler.
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