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And yet, desktop browsers have no more need of hijacking the browser's scrolling behaviour than any other browser.
by zapzupnz 7y ago
And yet, desktop browsers have no more need of hijacking the browser's scrolling behaviour than any other browser.
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- paulryanrogers 7y agoAnd leave scroll bar rendering to the browser or OS vendors!? Think of the pixels! /s Seriously though I believe it's often done to make infinite scrolling and scroll-transitions more visually pleasant. (Not that I agree with the sentiment, but if visuals are more important than anything else...)