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It's using one of those annoying "easing" libraries for scrolling. I kind of hate that they break perfectly good two-finger scrolling just so they can get an "s
by dguaraglia 9y ago
It's using one of those annoying "easing" libraries for scrolling. I kind of hate that they break perfectly good two-finger scrolling just so they can get an "special effect". There's one reason Natural Scrolling is called Natural Scrolling: the screen is supposed to reflect what your gesture means. "Easing" only works if you introduce it as an end-of-gesture effect, not if you have to "accelerate" into it.
- 52-6F-62 9y agoThe first time I encountered it I was kind of taken, thinking "okay, neat". Since then it only serves to annoy. I agree completely. The only other case I like scroll hijacking is disabling it, or completely changing the behaviour (eg. horizontal parallax effects and other animations).