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The optional DOM scroll event is only fired, as long as the user touches the device or the mouse button is being pressed. But if the user "swipes", the content continues to scroll after the finger movements has ended . This is problematic when you rely on the scroll event. The Behavior should the same as on a MacBook Trackpad (or Magic TrackPad), where scroll events are thrown until scrolling has stopped entirely.
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The optional DOM scroll event is only fired, as long as the user touches the device or the mouse button is being pressed. But if the user "swipes", the content continues to scroll after the finger movements has ended . This is problematic when you rely on the scroll event. The Behavior should the same as on a MacBook Trackpad (or Magic TrackPad), where scroll events are thrown until scrolling has stopped entirely.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: