[BUG] (Unintended?) Two-finger touchpad scrolling in installation window after successful installation

[ZeroByteGitter]

Summary

Don't know if this is a bug or intended, but today tried to first time install Ultramarine Linux and the installation setup window allows in every step for two-finger left-right touchpad scrolling to go forward/backward, even after successful installation of the OS without any request.
Especially going back after successful installation and going forward again starting over the installation process (that obviously fails).

Expected behaviour: No possibility to go backwards after successful installation within the same installer window context or any kind of "Do you want to run the installation again?"-yes/no-request after successful installation.

Couldn't find any existing related issue searching for "touchpad", "scrolling" or "install".

Steps to Reproduce

1. Start the installer
2. Go through the installation routine
3. After installation scroll backward to the last window
4. Scroll forward again
5. Installation process starts over and fails

Possible Solutions

1. No possibility to go backwards after successful installation within the same installer window context at all
2. Any kind of "Do you want to run the installation again?"-yes/no-request within the same installer window context after successful installation if trying to re-run as fails-safe state
3. Removing the tick besides "I understand that..."-compliance if going back after installation

Release Version

43

Edition / Desktop Environment / Hardware

KDE Plasma

Checklist

• I've checked for duplicates in this repository. (not required)
• I'm using the immutable/atomic version. (i.e. I think this issue might be specific to immutable.)
• This issue is not reproducible on Fedora Linux.
• This issue is not reproducible on other Linux distros.

[nothingneko]

this is a bug with Fedora, probably the fact that anaconda is just running in a browser nowadays

we shouldn't have this issue in 44, but I'll find the place for you to report it