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The scrolling in the guide is terrible. Can that not be a guideline?

• eridius 9y ago
  Scrolling looks fine to me (using Safari).
  • hhsnopek 9y ago
    This says it all to me, Apple tends to themselves rather than the group. One thing that should be concerning for the majority. I was hoping for Apple to switch it up this year with start of their new backend for Safari, rather I don't expect it to turn out as I have wished.
    • coherentpony 9y ago
      > This says it all to me, Apple tends to themselves rather than the group. One thing that should be concerning for the majority. > > I was hoping for Apple to switch it up this year with start of their new backend for Safari, rather I don't expect it to turn out as I have wished. Works fine in Chrome.
    • 1123581321 9y ago
      I use an Android phone and scrolling seems normal in every browser I have installed. What are you seeing?
    • coldtea 9y ago
      >This says it all to me, Apple tends to themselves rather than the group. One thing that should be concerning for the majority. What's "the group"? This is a guideline page aimed at OS X/iOS targeting developers, not the general public. Besides, the scrolling works fine in Chrome (where I read it) on OS X. Maybe you're jumping to conclusions much if this (which others don't even see) "tells it all" to you?
  • flukus 9y ago
    There are 4 different elements that scroll independently using a single scrollbar: https://developer.apple.com/macos/human-interface-guidelines/overview/themes/ https://developer.apple.com/macos/human-interface-guidelines...
    • wruza 9y ago
      I only see main content (1) and sidebar (2) that tries to retain current section details on screen. Opera. Where are 3 and 4?
      • flukus 9y ago
        The "Developer" heading and the "Human Interface Guidelines" heading. The first disappears, the second scrolls and then becomes fixed.
    • draw_down 9y ago
      Hmm?
    • mirimir 9y ago
      That is very cool! (In Firefox on Debian.)
    • madeofpalk 9y ago
      Heh. Ironically they're not using their (non-standard) display: -webkit-sticky; for the sticky sidebar.
    • ovao 9y ago
      Is that a problem?
      • flukus 9y ago
        If you consider UI elements moving around dynamically to be a problem, which I'm guessing these guidelines do. Also if you consider scrolling like an epileptic having a fit to be a problem.
• mlindner 9y ago
  Scrolling is fine for me. Chrome on a Mac.