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To answer my own question, it is currently disabled with no way to re-enable without a custom plugin or modifying swift code: |
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I have an easier method: Follow this tutorial: The tutorial is for disabling the bounce effect. Instead, name the file EnableBounce and write the following code: |
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It seems by default there is no "bounce" at the top and bottom of the momentum scroll on the
<body>, is there a way to enable it?As some background, my app has a large scrolling
contenteditable. iOS Safari / wkwebkit has a bug that when you scroll anoverflow: scrollcontainer with a selection or cursor in it the selection or cursor fade out then jump to the final position when you stop scrolling (the cursor/selecting stays visible and moves nicely when it is the<body>scrolling). This is un-appealing for an app which is primarily about text editing and so I'm hoping to use the main<body>scrolling, but despite having momentum scrolling there is no bounce at the ends, it just stop dead.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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