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Describe the bug
There is an scrolling issue within certain components on Bluesky web page for screens that are 900x700 pixels or smaller. When scrolling is initiated within these components (home or search), the entire screen scrolls insted, resulting in a white blank space at the end of the screen.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open the web page with size 900x700 pixels or less
Try scrolling within any component other than the Timeline
Observe that the whole page scrolls instead of the timeline component, resulting in a white screent at the side
Expected behavior
When a user scrolls within any given component, only the post(timeline) should be scrolled. The whole page must not move along with it. This behavior should be consistent, regardless of the screen size.
Screenshots
2023-07-03.11.33.16.mov
Details
Platform: desktop Firefox browser
Platform version: 114.0.2
App version: build version 1.37.0
Additional context
I think that the issue might be related to certain constants within the useMainScroll function. The constants DY_LIMIT_DOWN, DY_LIMIT_UP and s.window.height may not be properly accommodating the scrollable height of certain components or the specific screen sizes where the issue occurs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
There is an scrolling issue within certain components on Bluesky web page for screens that are 900x700 pixels or smaller. When scrolling is initiated within these components (home or search), the entire screen scrolls insted, resulting in a white blank space at the end of the screen.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
When a user scrolls within any given component, only the post(timeline) should be scrolled. The whole page must not move along with it. This behavior should be consistent, regardless of the screen size.
Screenshots
2023-07-03.11.33.16.mov
Details
Additional context
I think that the issue might be related to certain constants within the
useMainScroll
function. The constantsDY_LIMIT_DOWN
,DY_LIMIT_UP
ands.window.height
may not be properly accommodating the scrollable height of certain components or the specific screen sizes where the issue occurs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: