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I was interested in reading this until I realized the scrolling was broke. Please consider using default scrolling

• pwg 8y ago
  What browser were you using. Scrolling works perfectly in Firefox 57 on Linux.
  • tbolt 8y ago
    iOS Safari
    • efrafa 8y ago
      To clarify, its kinetic scrolling that is broken.
      • pwg 8y ago
        Interesting. Because with Firefox 59 for Android, both kinetic and inertial scrolling work as expected (just tested). Odd that it does not work for iOS Safari.
        • ddtaylor 8y ago
          I don't know about this specific case, but mobile Safari versions have a history of doing special things like CSS position: fixed works entirely different on that platform.
          • efrafa 8y ago
            Adding `-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;` to the #content selector will fix it :)
    • lern_too_spel 8y ago
      That's your problem. iOS Webkit has buggy scrolling behavior if you use fixed position elements or iframes. Unfortunately, Apple won't allow non-buggy browsers on their platform, so there's nothing you can do about it.
      • maccard 8y ago
        It’s our problem that developers feel the need to override the default scrolling behaviour which works perfectly across all devices on all platforms?
        • kuschku 8y ago
          The developer hasn’t override any of the scrolling behaviour, the browser just handles position:fixed incorrectly.
      • letsgetphysITal 8y ago
        No it's not my problem. I just won't visit your site. It's most definitely your problem.
        • SSLy 8y ago
          that sounds like ie6 all again.
      • iaml 8y ago
        What you are describing was a problem with inconsistent scrolling behaviour, and it was fixed. On this site scrolling is just completely broken and it's dev's fault. Edit: problem is overflow-y: auto