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Your website does its own "improvements" to scrolling, thus on macOS it feels like I'm scrolling through molasses. It's repulsive even. Please, I beg you, just
by grishka 2y ago
Your website does its own "improvements" to scrolling, thus on macOS it feels like I'm scrolling through molasses. It's repulsive even. Please, I beg you, just let the platform do its job.
The tablet itself is interesting and impressive. I'm really curious to see that display in action.
- Eric_WVGG 2y agoThe term is “scrolljacking” and yes it’s infuriating.
- MaxikCZ 2y agoIt's always "Has my device freeze up? Oh no, there seem to be some change happening when I try to scroll, maybe if I scroll more it will work again?" Any sane browser should let users disable it for all pages.
- grishka 2y agoAny sane browser should also act like <video>, <audio> and <canvas> are unknown tags unless you allow that specific website to use them. Yet somehow, browsers are no longer user agents.
- balnaphone 2y agoThe site doesn't scroll at all on Firefox(X11) with ublock and umatrix, even when the non-tracking sites are enabled. In Brave browser it somewhat works in a janky way, but given that the site apparently brings a 24-core threadripper with 128GB RAM to it's knees, it certainly doesn't inspire confidence in the product, which otherwise looks pretty good.
- remram 2y agoI felt very weird reading this quote: > We refuse to accept a future where our devices are exhausting, addictive, and distracting on a website that has auto-playing videos sliding in from all sides, a background that changes color, and an inconsistent scrolling direction. If the OS is anything like the website, NO THANK YOU, for the very reasons they listed.