overscroll-behavior
Skill2 starsChanged 9 months agoNo licenceView on GitHub
Kill the macOS/desktop rubber-band overscroll bounce without breaking mobile pull-to-refresh, by setting `overscroll-behavior: none` on the root scroller gated behind `@media (pointer: fine)` (the pattern Vercel ships). Also covers `overscroll-behavior: contain` for modals, drawers, sidebars, and other nested scroll areas to stop scroll chaining. Triggers whenever building or reviewing a root layout, global CSS (globals.css, app/layout.tsx, _document, index.css), app shells, dashboards, full-height/fixed-viewport UIs, chat or editor layouts, scrollable panels, modals, sheets, or when the user mentions overscroll, rubber-band, bounce, elastic scroll, scroll chaining, pull-to-refresh, or "the page bounces on my trackpad".
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