> One thing I will say is I really dislike the smooth-scrolling behavior that some sites build in with JS. It's usually broken on macs that already have smooth

> One thing I will say is I really dislike the smooth-scrolling behavior that some sites build in with JS. It's usually broken on macs that already have smooth scrolling and it's just a dumb thing to add. I'm fairly sure every platform uses smooth scrolling by default, and so I'm absolutely and utterly baffled as to why web devs think they need to implement it in JavaScript. If you're on a platform without it, or you've explicitly disabled it, there's probably a good reason for it, so re-adding it with JavaScript is taking away agency from the user.