t.animate is not a function.

[yuchiXiong]

Describe the bug
Now OverlayScrollbars seems to use the HTMLElement.prototype.animate API.

However, the minimum version requirement of this API on IOS devices is IOS13.4, when I used OverlayScrollbars on IOS13.3.1 device, OverlayScrollbars tell me "t.animate is not a function". then blocking the subsequent logic of the page.

I found a github repo that provides a working solution, and now I want to know if OverlayScrollbars can provide a corresponding solution (……or make this issue more effective to help other people who encounter similar problems? 😂😂😂)

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. find a IOS devices and need IOS version less than 13.4
2. install OverlayScrollbars and init it
3. check the console
4. now you can see a "t.animate is not a function" error.

Expected behavior
Is it possible for OverlayScrollbars to be compatible with it?
(Or I hope this issue can effectively help other developers who may face this problem solve this problem😂)

[KingSora]

Good day @yuchiXiong

OverlayScrollbars should only use element.animate when the browser also supports the ScrollTimelineApi. I just forgot to guard the call to element.animate in this case.

I'll fix this as fast as possible an release a new patch version

[KingSora]

@yuchiXiong I've published v2.3.2 which should fix this bug. Please try it out and report back to me :)

[yuchiXiong]

@yuchiXiong I've published v2.3.2 which should fix this bug. Please try it out and report back to me :)

It's working great now, that's cool! 🎉🎉🎉

[ellockie]

This was breaking a bunch of unit tests, thank you for fixing it, @KingSora !