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On a somewhat unrelated note... Web developers need to lay off messing with the scrolling of their mobile sites. I generally scroll a little bit at a time on m
by iramiller 15y ago
On a somewhat unrelated note... Web developers need to lay off messing with the scrolling of their mobile sites. I generally scroll a little bit at a time on my phone and the mobile version of this site tries to get fancy with simulated pages. This makes the page move back to the top of the page when you scroll a little bit.
I had my wife try the same page to see what she would do and I noted a similar fighting the interface problem because when she scrolled the page would move more than expected and she would lose her place while reading.
TL;DR - mobile sites on phones have many issues but scrolling is not one of them, don't 'fix' it.
- untog 15y agoThing is, it's impossible to have native scrolling and a static header/footer on most mobile browser. So we end up resorting to these horrible hacks. I can't wait until position:fixed is implemented natively.