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What fresh hell is responsible for the scrolling on that site? I realise that he's used to seeing the world flash before his eyes at nauseating speed, but I'm n

What fresh hell is responsible for the scrolling on that site? I realise that he's used to seeing the world flash before his eyes at nauseating speed, but I'm not sure it makes for a great web interface.

cocoflunchy 13y ago
Scrolling doesn't work at all for me, I have to manual click and drag the slider...
GigabyteCoin 13y ago
Scrolling works 100% in my latest firefox 27.0
- anyfoo 13y ago
  But it behaves... strange. You'll notice it if you use a touchpad and kinetic scrolling. It seems too fast and somehow not very, well, kinetic.
  - josefresco 13y ago
    Read the article in FF 26 and mouse-wheel scrolling was indeed way too fast and "slippery". Reminded me of all those Flash scroll bars in the 00's that just worked... horribly.\ I pulled this quickly from the source: http://areaaperta.com/nicescroll/ http://areaaperta.com/nicescroll/ Curiously, the nicescroll website itself seems to behave a bit better. Maybe it's this implementation that went wrong.
    - keehun 13y ago
      It works terribly on the nicescroll site itself. Why do they feel like they need to mess with the scroll behavior? Why break the expected behavior?
    - gurkendoktor 13y ago
      The NiceScroll website doesn't let me stop the scrolling's inertia/movement by tapping with both fingers. If this site hadn't broken it, I wouldn't even have noticed that this is possible and that I use it every few seconds :)
bentcorner 13y ago
Oddly enough it's not even necessary. Site works fine with NoScript on.
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mbell 13y ago
I think this ironicly named library is the culprite: http://areaaperta.com/nicescroll/ http://areaaperta.com/nicescroll/