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Does this website hijack scrolling? It really feels like it does. If it does, please reconsider; this shouldn't still be happening in web development.
by Nicksil 7y ago
Does this website hijack scrolling? It really feels like it does. If it does, please reconsider; this shouldn't still be happening in web development.
- QueensGambit 7y agoI bought a theme and used it for this site. The javascript in the theme might hijack scrolling. I will check and fix it. Thanks for letting me know! Update: Fixed it! There was smoothscroll.js (v1.3.8) in the theme that was causing it. Note to Self: Don't blindly include all theme files :)
- user00012-ab 7y agoI gave up on the site as soon as the scrolling stopped working correctly. why would you you design a site that breaks simple scrolling?
- dajohnson89 7y agoHe acknowledged the problem and said he will address it. Don't be an asshole.
- purple_ducks 7y agovery janky scrolling - chrome on windows
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoIt's doing something very weird in Safari with my MacBook trackpad. Inertial scrolling as expected, but it feels as though everything is happening on a delay. I'm not inherently opposed to scroll hijacking if it's for a very specific purpose and is implemented in a non-annoying way. Neither seems to apply to this site.