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> eliminate such behaviour because being disrupted and disoriented like that is really unpleasant This appears to be postulation on your part rather than actua

> eliminate such behaviour because being disrupted and disoriented like that is really unpleasant This appears to be postulation on your part rather than actual knowledge of accessibility needs. The specter of "visually changing things are bad" may hold some water (WCAG requirements do include things along those lines), but in order to discourage folks from using common web components I'd definitely need to see some actual evidence of this phenomenon w.r.t scrolling.

Dalewyn 4y ago
>in order to discourage folks from using common web components I'd definitely need to see some actual evidence of this phenomenon w.r.t scrolling. I mean, this whole thread is rife with people telling stories of being terribly annoyed by the shenanigans that infinite scrolling causes. Including issues both involving the scroll bar as well as other forms of navigation that break down with infinite scrolling. I'm sure you have also experienced moments of disorientation when something you were using (not necessarily infinite scrolling) suddenly decided to do something all on its own and left you to figure out what just happened.