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Unfortunately, on iOS the scrolling feels very fake with no native easing. Does it have some sort of javascript hijacking scroll/swipe events?
by 0x0 12y ago
Unfortunately, on iOS the scrolling feels very fake with no native easing. Does it have some sort of javascript hijacking scroll/swipe events?
- 13 12y agoThere's no JavaScript on that page outside of Google Analytics. You're right though, it feels pretty terrible without the native scrolling momentum.
- sjs382 12y agoWorked really well for me on Android. Native easing worked as I would expect.
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- mariusc23 12y agoTry adding -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; to enable elastic/momentum scrolling on the .parallax div. EDIT: Nevermind, just tried it in the simulator and it seems to break everything. Although it is smooth... :)
- TD-Linux 12y agoWorks OK on Firefox OS. The base layer scrolls perfectly, but the other ones update at a lower framerate. Desktop Firefox has the same behavior when APZ is enabled.