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What in the world are they doing with scroll behaviour? Stop it.

by scotth 13y ago

goldenkey 13y ago
The scrolling is fully muxed on my end too. It's amazing how over-coolifying your site can turn it into a garbage patch. On the bright side, I don't see a custom cursor. Thats 90s style ;-)
- mradmin 13y ago
  55 external scripts with a plethora of jquery plugins just to show some text content :(
  - sdoering 13y ago
    At least this site looks halfway acceptable when accessed with RequestPolicy, adblocker and script blocker. At least it degrades nicely.
  - noir_lord 13y ago
    I thought you where joking. Noooo-pe (archer style) http://imgur.com/96o4ZvL http://imgur.com/96o4ZvL
aldarn 13y ago
I liked it so much i copied the JS for my own site :)
- throwscroll123 13y ago
  This sort of scroll behaviour is supposed to be local to the client, not to the website. This sort of stuff breaks accessibility - if the user likes it, the browser (most likely an extension) can implement it.
- Geee 13y ago
  This scrolling is horrible on devices that already implement momentum scrolling (mac).
  - throwscroll123 13y ago
    I can't imagine how horrible it must be on there. I have a Logitech MX (free-wheel mouse) and smooth scrolling enabled. I'm still dizzy.
dreen 13y ago
It seems nothing ever really changes. In the 90s people would put totally unnecessary ActiveX and Java applets on their sites that would slow down already slow web browsers. Then came the era of unnecessary "javascripts" downloaded from sites having 1000s of those. Then came flash, entire websites were made in it, and they were full of bells and whistles that nobody wanted. Now we have HTML5 and CSS3, and people are still doing stupid unnecessary stuff with it. It never changes, and it never will. I guess creating gimmicks is just human nature.
- im3w1l 13y ago
  At least you could block flash.
hmottestad 13y ago
Last time I happened on a site with scrolling like this they had a JQuery plugin that screwed everything up. And sure as rain: http://kissflow.com/wp-content/themes/jarvis_wp/js/SmoothScroll.js?ver=3.8 http://kissflow.com/wp-content/themes/jarvis_wp/js/SmoothScr...

What in the world are they doing with scroll behaviour? Stop it.

by scotth 13y ago

What in the world are they doing with scroll behaviour? Stop it.

The scrolling is fully muxed on my end too. It's amazing how over-coolifying your site can turn it into a garbage patch. On the bright side, I don't see a custom cursor. Thats 90s style ;-)

mradmin 13y ago
55 external scripts with a plethora of jquery plugins just to show some text content :(
- sdoering 13y ago
  At least this site looks halfway acceptable when accessed with RequestPolicy, adblocker and script blocker. At least it degrades nicely.
- noir_lord 13y ago
  I thought you where joking. Noooo-pe (archer style) http://imgur.com/96o4ZvL http://imgur.com/96o4ZvL

aldarn 13y ago

I liked it so much i copied the JS for my own site :)

throwscroll123 13y ago
This sort of scroll behaviour is supposed to be local to the client, not to the website. This sort of stuff breaks accessibility - if the user likes it, the browser (most likely an extension) can implement it.
Geee 13y ago
This scrolling is horrible on devices that already implement momentum scrolling (mac).
- throwscroll123 13y ago
  I can't imagine how horrible it must be on there. I have a Logitech MX (free-wheel mouse) and smooth scrolling enabled. I'm still dizzy.

dreen 13y ago

It seems nothing ever really changes. In the 90s people would put totally unnecessary ActiveX and Java applets on their sites that would slow down already slow web browsers. Then came the era of unnecessary "javascripts" downloaded from sites having 1000s of those. Then came flash, entire websites were made in it, and they were full of bells and whistles that nobody wanted. Now we have HTML5 and CSS3, and people are still doing stupid unnecessary stuff with it. It never changes, and it never will. I guess creating gimmicks is just human nature.

im3w1l 13y ago
At least you could block flash.

hmottestad 13y ago

Last time I happened on a site with scrolling like this they had a JQuery plugin that screwed everything up. And sure as rain: http://kissflow.com/wp-content/themes/jarvis_wp/js/SmoothScroll.js?ver=3.8 http://kissflow.com/wp-content/themes/jarvis_wp/js/SmoothScr...