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I found that current computations for the polyfilled smooth scroll behavior make scrolling take a long time to 'ramp up' when scrolling over longer distances, like 'back to top' from a long list (several screen lengths) of search results, which makes such an action seem unresponsive. This is different from implementations in Chrome and Firefox, which appear 'snappier' in these cases.
Would it be possible to take another look at the code for animated scrolling, or make this configurable?
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I found that current computations for the polyfilled smooth scroll behavior make scrolling take a long time to 'ramp up' when scrolling over longer distances, like 'back to top' from a long list (several screen lengths) of search results, which makes such an action seem unresponsive. This is different from implementations in Chrome and Firefox, which appear 'snappier' in these cases.
Would it be possible to take another look at the code for animated scrolling, or make this configurable?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: