I need a little more information but I suspect I know what you are experiencing.
Upon a disconnection VarAC reverts your datastream to its state before the QSO meaning that it shows you all recent traffic in a chronological form.
If your VarAC was up and running for long days with lots of traffic, thats can take a few seconds.... the messages are added at the top going backwards while in the end it scrolls you down automatically.
It is most likely you have hit a very busy datastream loading scenario that you tried to scroll in the middle of that process but in the end it should stop leaving you at the bottom.
If what I described this is what you have experienced, please LMK and I will put a limit to this process in number of rows (which I do BTW upon First VarAC startup - 200 of them)
So it just happened again (v11.4.1). This time it was after the QSO ended, I mouse-wheel-scrolled up, and it didn't stop for a long time. It stopped somewhere way up. It did NOT go back to the bottom. Normally, it scrolls up only a few lines! Something is not quite right.
I'm thinking it may be a message is too long to display click the arrow weirdness.
Try mouse-wheel scroll-up, while the arrow is green....
I need a little more information but I suspect I know what you are experiencing.
Upon a disconnection VarAC reverts your datastream to its state before the QSO meaning that it shows you all recent traffic in a chronological form.
If your VarAC was up and running for long days with lots of traffic, thats can take a few seconds.... the messages are added at the top going backwards while in the end it scrolls you down automatically.
It is most likely you have hit a very busy datastream loading scenario that you tried to scroll in the middle of that process but in the end it should stop leaving you at the bottom.
If what I described this is what you have experienced, please LMK and I will put a limit to this process in number of rows (which I do BTW upon First VarAC startup - 200 of them)
Irad