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They have some custom JS which hijacks the scroll event and manually applies a "transform: translate3d" CSS rule with its own linear interpretation / velocity /
by lol768 5y ago
They have some custom JS which hijacks the scroll event and manually applies a "transform: translate3d" CSS rule with its own linear interpretation / velocity / acceleration logic..
- 1-6 5y agoThat could really trip someone. It may be even possible to reverse the scroll! I’m surprised that Apple doesn’t block this behavior.
- colejohnson66 5y agoHow would you block this (fake smooth scrolling)? A scroll turned transform can be a bunch of other things. Map sites and Apple’s own product pages come to mind.