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It's just unexpected and unnecessary. On mobile I'm pretty sure all the browsers already have it, on desktop it completely breaks expectations for what should h
by the_pwner224 7y ago
It's just unexpected and unnecessary. On mobile I'm pretty sure all the browsers already have it, on desktop it completely breaks expectations for what should happen.
Also it is turned up to an extreme degree here. I'm using Firefox and the scrolljacking doesn't happen in FF, but when I open it up in another browser, a scrollwheel flick that would normally scroll down 1/4rd of the page is enough to continue down all the way to the very end. Even with smaller scrolls, it goes around 1.5-2.5x the expected distance.
Scrolling is muscle memory and the consistent behaviour of it makes us have expectations for what scrolling should do, flagrantly destroying those will cause unease.