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I found the sideswiping way too sensitive on mobile: when I just want to swipe right once I go through two maybe three pages. To scroll right just once I need t

I found the sideswiping way too sensitive on mobile: when I just want to swipe right once I go through two maybe three pages. To scroll right just once I need to make a concerted effort to swipe just the right amount.

ryes 4y ago
What mobile device and browser are you using? I've only tested on iPhone for mobile.
austinjp 4y ago
Same. Firefox on Android.
- ryes 4y ago
  Thank you for letting me know. I think it is now fixed. Please try again now. https://swurl.com/?q=firefox https://swurl.com/?q=firefox
  - primarydonkey 4y ago
    Firefox on Android here. Scrolling to the next section works well but scrolling to a previous one feels too sticky now (requires too long of a swipe to the right for me at least). What a great project, I'm really enjoying it. Well done!
    - ryes 4y ago
      Glad you are enjoying it, thank you for your feedback and help testing! Ok will test some more. The problem is kinda Firefox actually. Swurl is using this newish css snap feature, but Firefox's implementation is a bit buggy. Sorry...
      - john-doe 4y ago
        Related: you can use `overscroll-behavior` to prevent the browser gestures to go back/forward in history: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/overscroll-behavior https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/overscroll-...
        ryes 4y ago
        Thank you for point that out! That could be helpful. Do you think I should implement that? Right now I still use the browser gestures too. I'm just getting better swiping inside vs swiping on the screen edge I guess...
        john-doe 4y ago
        Something like `overscroll-behavior-x: contain;` for the scrolling container?
        john-doe 4y ago
        In your case, for the `main` element. Note that I was referring to desktop browsers gestures (Chromium), but that might help with mobile ones as well.
        ryes 4y ago
        Ok I added that. Please try it now and let me know if that works better for you now.
        john-doe 4y ago
        Perfect!

ryes 4y ago

What mobile device and browser are you using? I've only tested on iPhone for mobile.

austinjp 4y ago

Same. Firefox on Android.

ryes 4y ago
Thank you for letting me know. I think it is now fixed. Please try again now. https://swurl.com/?q=firefox https://swurl.com/?q=firefox
- primarydonkey 4y ago
  Firefox on Android here. Scrolling to the next section works well but scrolling to a previous one feels too sticky now (requires too long of a swipe to the right for me at least). What a great project, I'm really enjoying it. Well done!
  - ryes 4y ago
    Glad you are enjoying it, thank you for your feedback and help testing! Ok will test some more. The problem is kinda Firefox actually. Swurl is using this newish css snap feature, but Firefox's implementation is a bit buggy. Sorry...
    - john-doe 4y ago
      Related: you can use `overscroll-behavior` to prevent the browser gestures to go back/forward in history: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/overscroll-behavior https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/overscroll-...
      - ryes 4y ago
        Thank you for point that out! That could be helpful. Do you think I should implement that? Right now I still use the browser gestures too. I'm just getting better swiping inside vs swiping on the screen edge I guess...
        john-doe 4y ago
        Something like `overscroll-behavior-x: contain;` for the scrolling container?
        john-doe 4y ago
        In your case, for the `main` element. Note that I was referring to desktop browsers gestures (Chromium), but that might help with mobile ones as well.
        ryes 4y ago
        Ok I added that. Please try it now and let me know if that works better for you now.
        john-doe 4y ago
        Perfect!