Overthrow thinks scrolling should be polyfilled on Google Chrome 36 on Windows 8.1 desktop

filamentgroup / Overthrow

A tiny, no-frills, framework-independent, targeted overflow: auto polyfill for use in responsive design.

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Overthrow thinks scrolling should be polyfilled on Google Chrome 36 on Windows 8.1 desktop #75

Closed mbednarek81 closed 1 year ago

mbednarek81 commented 10 years ago

To repro:

Visit http://filamentgroup.github.io/Overthrow/ using Google Chrome on Windows 8.1 desktop (the latest version at time of writing is 36). In the address bar, type "javascript:alert(overthrow.support)" See the dialog says "polyfilled" rather than "native".

Works fine when using IE11 or Firefox on the same computer. The problem may be that Chrome supports "ontouchmove" on this platform, whereas the other browser do not. It used to work fine for me, so this may be a recent change to Chrome.

mttschltz commented 10 years ago

Also happens on Chrome for Android with the "Request desktop site" option selected (tested on Chrome 36.0 on a Nexus 5).

mbednarek81 commented 10 years ago

Well, I can no longer reproduce this issue using Chrome 37.0.2062.102. Either it was a Chrome quirk that got fixed, or it was all in my imagination... I am happy to close this issue, but maybe @mttschltz you can check with the latest Chrome for Android?

mttschltz commented 10 years ago

overthrow.support is still showing pollyfilled on:

Chrome Beta for Android 37.0.2062.117 with 'Request desktop site' selected.
Chrome for Android 36.0.1985.128 with 'Request desktop site' selected.

These appear to be the latest versions at time of writing.