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Quickly scrolling to the top of ScrollViews on Android 14 can result in negative offsets #41034
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Hello, is there anything that can be done to get this moving? I noticed that this issue hasn't been marked as having a repro despite the expo snack, is it invalid or something? |
Seems to be an issue with the overscroll effect in Android 14. I reproduced it in an Android app without React Native. |
Can confirm that this seems to be an issue with Android itself, I managed to find it present in the Fitbit app which I doubt is made in React Native. Concerning that the linked issue was submitted during the beta phase and is marked as fixed when it's present in the production build. I'll leave this open unless someone else closes it, just for people currently finding this issue. |
google pixel 7 pro with android version 14 still have this bug.
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I have same problem. |
two more reports:
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another reproducer is also here #43736 (comment) |
I'm still struggling with the same issue. How did you guys handle the situation? Did you set overScrollMode to never or did you use another solution? |
Description
On Android 14, quickly scrolling to the top of a ScrollView can result in a negative offset. See snack and attached video.
This bug is still present without the code to display the offset.
screen-20231017-1636562.mp4
React Native Version
0.72.6
Output of
npx react-native info
Steps to reproduce
Snack, screenshot, or link to a repository
https://snack.expo.dev/@evanb/android-scroll-view-bug
screen-20231017-1636562.mp4
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