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.
If a touch is made following a flick then the scrolling hangs on Android 2.1. This happens only if the fling animation is still occurring, and causes a problem when the fling would ordinarily be followed by a snapback as the fling has gone off the screen.
It's a bit difficult to explain but very easy to replicate on a handset running Android 2.1.
Thanks for reporting … I think I will come up with a different scrolling solution for android with the same API working with scrollLeft/scrollTop. That would solve a lot of Android-specific problems.
If a touch is made following a flick then the scrolling hangs on Android 2.1. This happens only if the fling animation is still occurring, and causes a problem when the fling would ordinarily be followed by a snapback as the fling has gone off the screen.
It's a bit difficult to explain but very easy to replicate on a handset running Android 2.1.