re #1 that's one of my pet peeves on ios, but for vertical scrolling components. Because there's no affordance that says "there's more scrollable content down

re #1 that's one of my pet peeves on ios, but for vertical scrolling components. Because there's no affordance that says "there's more scrollable content down there!", I never know if the last item that I can see is actually the last item or if there's more. If the height of the scroll area is nearly exactly a multiple of the height of each item in the area, these can hide all over the place, so I end up trying to swipe up on tons of things that aren't actually scrollable. ios has all kinds of affordances for accessibility ("button shapes" and "on/off labels" as two examples that actually change how apps look), why not one more toggle that makes standard scrollable views end with a fade-out effect or something if there's more stuff in that direction?