Open styromaniac opened 5 years ago
Toggle in chrome://flags/#disable-pull-to-refresh-effect
Toggle in chrome://flags/#disable-pull-to-refresh-effect
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Maybe: chrome://flags/#pull-to-refresh
I did tried to reproduce the problem (Android + Chrome 75.0.3770.101), but for me it's works as for any other site. So for you the pulldown animation sometimes happens even if you are not scrolled to the top?
Correct.
chrome://flags/#pull-to-refresh
Not seeing it appear.
It's reproducible with fast scrolling action on ZeroHello. I think the CSS alone should be added as stated in OP. The 0 button will refresh ZeroHello anyway.
For other sites, if this CSS is a minor inconvenience, then hitting 0 and then back will work just fine for refresh if in App 0 or a Progressive Web App.
That's less coding to do.
body{ overscroll-behavior-y:none;
}
See, the Chrome bug also occurs with GitHub when using Chrome in normal browser mode, so it's a huge issue.
I have added it to ZeroHello body, but if it's also happening on github, then I think it won't help. https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroHello/commit/4230ab1d394826547fbfab79117492a48414a068
Not working. It works on my sites. Something is missing for ZH.
I don't expect a GH fix.
I am sure that the flag exists in Chrome 68. The flag is removed in newer version? You can use Firefox instead.
The web developer is responsible for making a more correctly behaving mobile layout to an extent. Either it needs more study for preventing the bug or needs to be reported to the browser developer.
html{overflow:hidden}
It looks like this is the standard way to do it. Disregard my earlier comments. This works on my ZeroMe clone.
Chrome's pull to refresh is annoying. Have it disabled with:
body{ overscroll-behavior-y:none;
}
Then make the 0 button able to be pulled down to refresh the page.
Scrolling up on ZeroHello for instance sometimes causes a page refresh and I find this problem unavoidable until the CSS above is added.
It's a mobile device problem.