5 ms·
Try grabbing the scroll bar with your mouse and pulling it down the page. Nope, apparently scrollbars aren't for that. This doesn't seem to be designed with re
by squeaky-clean 12y ago
Try grabbing the scroll bar with your mouse and pulling it down the page. Nope, apparently scrollbars aren't for that.
This doesn't seem to be designed with regular desktop usage in mind.
- brbcoding 12y agoWith that bounce-back effect it doesn't seem like it was designed with usage in mind.
- dagurp 12y agoI don't know why but it seems to be perfectly acceptable to break the scrollbar these days.
- madeofpalk 12y agoI don't think it is. Famous is the first I've seen to complement reimplement (and fuck up) something as fundamental as scrolling.
- dagurp 12y agoWhat about the countless sites that have infinite scrolling (Facebook for example)? It's not as bad as Famous but still breaks it in my opinion.
- madeofpalk 12y agoInfinite scrolling doesnt break scrolling, it breaks backwards/forwards navigation.
- dagurp 12y agoIt does both (infinite scrolling is a horrible idea). If you try dragging the scrollbar it will jump around every time more content is loaded and you lose your position on the page.