I think the scrollDirection state is incorrect for fixed and variable sized lists when direction="rtl" . Whether I am scrolling right or left, the scrollDirection state is "backward". This interfere's with the list's overscan rendering.
Tested on MaxOS Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. I think this applies to any browser for which the "RTLOffsetType" is "negative".
I think I know the reason and will submit a pull request with a potential fix.
I think the
scrollDirection
state is incorrect for fixed and variable sized lists whendirection="rtl"
. Whether I am scrolling right or left, thescrollDirection
state is "backward". This interfere's with the list's overscan rendering.Tested on MaxOS Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. I think this applies to any browser for which the "RTLOffsetType" is "negative".
I think I know the reason and will submit a pull request with a potential fix.