3 ms·

I am unable to scroll on this webpage, it just keeps snapping to the top. Should I blame Safari on iPhone?

• amendegree 2y ago
  Have the same issue on iPhone 16 pro, my solution process is to turn off adblocker (didn’t work), use reader (works great)
• adastra22 2y ago
  Website is closed for the day?
  • doubled112 2y ago
    Seemed like some of us would just need to window shop.
• bobbiechen 2y ago
  (Author here) Sorry about this! I'm seeing similar sticky scrolling in Safari on Mac for a narrow window (but it unsticks if I scroll fast enough...). I think this suggests something with the mobile view CSS. I'll keep investigating. In the meantime, try reader mode. Sorry again and thanks for reporting!
  • klik99 2y ago
    I was gonna post “What if your website wouldn’t scroll?” But kudos to you for recognizing it and reproing the bug! Good article and found the references interesting
  • jodacola 2y ago
    Had the same issue, iPhone 15 in Chrome. Scrolling quickly didn't help. What did help: rotating into landscape and scrolling in the margins. Scrolling on the very right side of the screen also worked in portrait. Once I scrolled down a bit, I was able to scroll normally afterwards. On the content: I enjoyed your article! B&H being closed for Sabbath saved me from almost blowing $10k on camera gear a few years ago... everything in my cart, but couldn't check out. I wouldn't say I churned, but I also didn't come back to purchase because I had pre-buyers remorse. As others in the comments have noted, though - I still come back and shop at B&H for other things, even though I've run into their closures. I actually like the humanity of it. For all the always-on-ness of the internet and websites... there's something innately "human" about something being closed, like B&H's site, that isn't upsetting to me.