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Which is straight up what jmbwell was complaining about, as it breaks their workflow such as tapping on the top to scroll to the beginning and everything else t
by 411111111111111 3y ago
Which is straight up what jmbwell was complaining about, as it breaks their workflow such as tapping on the top to scroll to the beginning and everything else they mentioned.
- nailer 3y agoI appreciate this is off topic and not a solution but on iOS you can tap the hole on top of your screen to scroll to the top on any application.
- 411111111111111 3y agoYes, that's one of the features that break with endless scroll bars, which was what this whole discussion was about.
- nailer 3y agoIt works for every single app that has endless scroll bars on my entire history of using iOS. Try it on Reddit for example.
- LeoNatan25 3y agoIt breaks more often than it doesn’t. Yes, the page “scrolls”, but it scrolls only a few pixels, while the internal “custom” scrolling implementation doesn’t respond to the event and does not scroll to top, resulting in a terrible UX.
- pyrale 3y agoWhen you scroll on reddit, there is a beginning and no end. Some applications have neither a beginning nor an end, so scrolling to the beginning makes no sense. At best, you could make "scroll to the beginning" get back to the start of your navigation, but then your scrollbar wouldn't let you go further. (also if you have both horizontal and vertical scrolling, you're still left with no horizontal options)
- pyrale 3y agoThere is no beginning in the thing I was talking about. Which is why removing the scrollbar and breaking people's expectations in a way they can see/understand was better than trying to repurpose the scrollbar.