It works usually, but in case that clientHeight is non-integer value, there can be a problem.
Since user agents round those values(in my case, Chrome), sum of scrollTop and clientHeight can be 1px smaller than scrollHeight, though scroll is at bottom.
For example, this was my case.
real clientHeight: 533.41
real scrollHeight: 1511.58
rounded clientHeight: 533
rounded scrollHeight: 1512
scrollTop(double, not rounded): 978
scrollTop + clientHeight = 1511 // smaller than scrollHeight though scroll is at bottom
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In certain condition, the method
scrollToBottom
stuck in infinite loop due to this recursive statement.The condition for checking whether scroll is at bottom or not equals to below.
It works usually, but in case that clientHeight is non-integer value, there can be a problem. Since user agents round those values(in my case, Chrome), sum of scrollTop and clientHeight can be 1px smaller than scrollHeight, though scroll is at bottom.
For example, this was my case.
I'm not sure how scrollTop value is calculated internally, but tiny change can fix the problem. (https://stackoverflow.com/a/32283147)