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The javascript-run inertial scrolling is too distracting from the article for me to be able to read it. Looks like it's nicescroll[0], a jquery plugin (!!!).
by pokoleo 12y ago
The javascript-run inertial scrolling is too distracting from the article for me to be able to read it.
Looks like it's nicescroll[0], a jquery plugin (!!!).
If you had a browser extension that allowed you to execute js on each page you visited, the plugin can be turned off if you define `$.niceScroll = true`.
Maybe I should write that one day.
[0] https://github.com/inuyaksa/jquery.nicescroll https://github.com/inuyaksa/jquery.nicescroll
- comex 12y agoNaturally, on OS X, where scroll events are already inertia-ed by the time they reach the browser, this makes scrolling way too fast. As a bonus, it breaks the two-finger back/forward gestures, as well as cmd-{up, down} to go to the top or bottom. How nice...
- desas 12y agoThat browser extension already exists, see https://github.com/defunkt/dotjs https://github.com/defunkt/dotjs there are forks for other browsers and OS'