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It'd be a nice enhancement to implement scrollIntoView(Node[, duration]) to mirror Element.scrollIntoView(). I think it should be relatively easy, and it would be a nice touch to restore the state of a scroller which has been torn down - e.g. in the Economist, view the TOC, swipe a scroller and select an article, then hit the back button and the scroller state is lost.
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It'd be a nice enhancement to implement
scrollIntoView(Node[, duration])
to mirrorElement.scrollIntoView()
. I think it should be relatively easy, and it would be a nice touch to restore the state of a scroller which has been torn down - e.g. in the Economist, view the TOC, swipe a scroller and select an article, then hit the back button and the scroller state is lost.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: