JosephSmith127

Exactly! This was just a little experiment we tried out on our site, a lot of people liked it so I made a little release of how it works, I understand it's not for everyone. We just had the idea and wanted to put it to the test... Thanks for the feedback everyone! ️

Thanks for the feedback. Thats good to know, I know with ios it stops DOM manipulation until after the scroll event has been finished, hence why we're getting the flashing issue. I can fix this by taking away the -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; issue is then the scrolling isn't smooth.

Working on solutions using touchmove etc.

Thanks!

I am planning on adding two new props to the component

scroll-past-top - default: false, scroll-past-bottom - default: true

this will allow the user to either scroll loop from bottom, top or both :)

Thanks for the feedback. Update coming soon.

This is due to the fact that on mobile devices the scroll event is triggered when you've released your finger. Unlike web which is during the scroll. I am working on a fix for this now!

This makes a lot of sense thanks for figuring that one out! Working on all this feedback today :)

Thanks for all your feedback! I'll be taking it all in and making some improvements today! Expect an update to the repo and package soon ️