normal up on Normal Scroll After Fullpage.js doesn't autoScroll

[eribertocaria]

Description

Hello,
In this example there are two bugs.
The first one in the desktop version, when I'm in the natural scroll part, to go back to the Fullpage.js part, I have to scroll twice.
The second bug is that on mobile the fullpage.js doesn't work correctly.
I also wanted to know if it is possible to put a link to scroll from the Fullpage.js part to the natural scroll part.
I hope you can help me. Thanks for your help.
Best regards
Eriberto

Link to isolated reproduction with no external CSS / JS

https://jsfiddle.net/q1m8rhLd/10/

Steps to reproduce it

1. [First step]
2. [Second step]
3. [and so on...]

Versions

Chrome, Osx

[alvarotrigo]

The second bug is that on mobile the fullpage.js doesn't work correctly.

Can you elaborate, please?
OS version, web browser, and version and steps to reproduce.
Thanks!

I also wanted to know if it is possible to put a link to scroll from the Fullpage.js part to the natural scroll part.

Not at the moment.

[eribertocaria]

There is a natural scroll, as if the fullpage.js functionality is missing.

Android ---> Chrome, Osx ---> Safari

I try to scroll the slide, but the scroll is natural.

[alvarotrigo]

There is a natural scroll, as if the fullpage.js functionality is missing.

Where exactly?
What steps should I do to reproduce the issue?

I can't see any problem with your fiddle in Safari on Mac OS.
https://jsfiddle.net/q1m8rhLd/10/

[eribertocaria]

On mobile phones. In the desktop version it works fine

Simply scroll down and you will see that it scrolls naturally instead of clicking through the slide.

[alvarotrigo]

Yeap, I'm able to reproduce it on my phone outside jsfiddle.

Steps:

1- Scroll down to the section after fullPage.js.
2- Scroll up to go to the very top

Result:
fullPage.js scrolls normally

Expected result:
fullPage.js should autoScroll to the previous fullPage.js section and use autoScroll on all fullpage.js sections.

Thanks for reporting it! 👍
We'll investigate it further.

[eribertocaria]

Ok, thank you.

[eribertocaria]

Hello,
What's new?
Thank you
Best regards

[alvarotrigo]

You'll know if there is news on the topic if I reply.
So far, no news.

I advise you to avoid this feature until further news.

[eribertocaria]

Ok, thanks

[alvarotrigo]

So far I would encourage you to add all your "normal page" content on the last section of your page.
As long as you keep the default option scrollOverflow: true you should be able to simulate the same behavior you are looking for.

Plus, with this approach, you can also use scrollBar: false if you wish ;)