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Yeah, I don't care either way. But Safari should have the SAME scroll inertia for every scroll context and ideally it is the same as used for native apps.
by cramforce 9y ago
Yeah, I don't care either way. But Safari should have the SAME scroll inertia for every scroll context and ideally it is the same as used for native apps.
- askafriend 9y agoYep, I agree with you. It should definitely be consistent across the board. Oh well, maybe I'll get used to the inertia scrolling. I'll give it a shot when they make the system-wide change. For now though, the different scrolling experience on AMP (and some other pages) is jarring to the point that I don't even bother and I just bounce.
- dzhiurgis 9y agoIt feels like putting inertia control options in a browser was a big mistake in first place.
- cramforce 9y agoThere are no such controls. There are just different places where one can scroll. All other browsers (as far as I know, and this includes Safari on desktop) make all of these the same, but mobile Safari chose to make them different.