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The custom scrolling on the site bothers me a bit. Its really cumbersome when you are using a trackpad, and it does not scroll the way you expect to. It also pr
by thecatspaw 11y ago
The custom scrolling on the site bothers me a bit. Its really cumbersome when you are using a trackpad, and it does not scroll the way you expect to. It also prevents me using left-swipe to go back a page.
- jalfresi 11y agoEven with a scrolly-heely mouse it sucks. My OS has a perfectly good scrolling mechanism, stop messing with it! Especially when the result is worse!
- shaharsol 11y agohehe sorry for that. You know I used a ready made theme, and it works fine on my chrome/mac and I didn't really tested it on many other OS/browsers. What you're using?
- thecatspaw 11y agofunny that you mention chrome/mac, because thats exactly what I am using. chrome:Version 48.0.2564.116 (64-bit) osx: 10.10.5 (14F27)
- shaharsol 11y agoI guess it's something in the parallax the theme uses then. I'll need to have a look. What puzzles me is that I don't really feel any problem myself...
- asdfaoeu 11y agoWell.. smoothscroll.js This removes it if you wanted to A/B test it window.removeEventListener("mousewheel", ssc_wheel) I don't find it that bad but it's a bit more janky than default. But you lose the overscrolling that OS X has.
- shaharsol 11y agoThanks!
- Exuma 11y agoIt's awful beyond words, you should never ever mess with the user's scroll. If themes have it just delete the feature entirely.
- jsight 11y agoI don't see any issues at all on Firefox on Linux.
- maerF0x0 11y agoI suggest you use codemill to get a dev to fix it for you .
- drchiu 11y agoAgree with the other comments. Love the site. Hate the scroll.
- Jhsto 11y agoIs there any extensions which would disable features like this?
- Nadya 11y agoUse a 3rd-party blocker and block smoothscroll.js as that's the culprit 95% of the time. I have this in my uBlock filters: !Disable Smoothscroll */smoothscroll.js