JosephSmith127

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   by JosephSmith127 9y ago

   Exactly! This was just a little experiment we tried out on our site, a lot of people liked it so I made a little release of how it works, I understand it's not for everyone. We just had the idea and wanted to put it to the test... Than
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   by JosephSmith127 9y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. Thats good to know, I know with ios it stops DOM manipulation until after the scroll event has been finished, hence why we're getting the flashing issue. I can fix this by taking away the -webkit-overflow-scrol
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   by JosephSmith127 9y ago

   I am planning on adding two new props to the component scroll-past-top - default: false, scroll-past-bottom - default: true this will allow the user to either scroll loop from bottom, top or both :) Thanks for the feedback. Update coming so
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   by JosephSmith127 9y ago

   This is due to the fact that on mobile devices the scroll event is triggered when you've released your finger. Unlike web which is during the scroll. I am working on a fix for this now!
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   by JosephSmith127 9y ago

   This makes a lot of sense thanks for figuring that one out! Working on all this feedback today :)
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   by JosephSmith127 9y ago

   Thanks for all your feedback! I'll be taking it all in and making some improvements today! Expect an update to the repo and package soon ️