TouchScroll is a JavaScript- and CSS 3-based scroller for devices using Webkit Mobile. It is meant to mimic “native” scrolling feeling and behavior as much as possible.
When we scroll too much, the behaviour is respected as in the native environment.
But, when we scroll too much, as just after you rescroll (when the snapback hasn't been completed), the scroll is not reset. Try it on a native application : if you scroll too much and just touch anywhere on the screen, the scroll is reset. That's important because if you scroll, rescroll, rescroll, rescroll quickly, at a moment you don't see the content at all.
When we scroll too much, the behaviour is respected as in the native environment. But, when we scroll too much, as just after you rescroll (when the snapback hasn't been completed), the scroll is not reset. Try it on a native application : if you scroll too much and just touch anywhere on the screen, the scroll is reset. That's important because if you scroll, rescroll, rescroll, rescroll quickly, at a moment you don't see the content at all.