Fix mobile scrolling issues #106
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- Remove nested scroll container (overflow-hidden parent + overflow-y-auto main) - Let body scroll naturally for native mobile feel - Remove deprecated -webkit-overflow-scrolling from inline styles - Add touch-action: pan-y pinch-zoom for better touch handling - Add proper #root flex layout for consistent height - Keep overscroll-behavior: none to prevent rubber-banding These changes eliminate the 'weird' scrolling behavior on mobile by simplifying the scroll container hierarchy and letting the browser handle scrolling natively.
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Duplicate of #104 (already merged) |
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Fixes the weird scrolling behavior on mobile by:
overflow-hidden, main hadoverflow-y-auto- this creates competing scroll contexts-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch(deprecated and can cause jank)touch-action: pan-y pinch-zoomfor smooth touch scrollingoverscroll-behavior: noneto prevent rubber-bandingThe root cause was nested scroll containers fighting each other, making scrolling feel 'off' on mobile. This simplifies to let the browser handle scrolling natively, which feels much smoother.
Build tested: ✅
bun run buildpasses