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If the browser is going to allow scrolljacking, then I understand the case for it being implemented in the browser's CSS engine. But on so many sites it's a usa
by vehemenz 7y ago
If the browser is going to allow scrolljacking, then I understand the case for it being implemented in the browser's CSS engine. But on so many sites it's a usability issue because space, pgup/pgdn, arrow keys (not to mention Vimium navigation) do not behave predictably.
- Andrex 7y agoThankfully CSS rules can be overridden by the user. :) Takes a bit of hoop jumping though.