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Swiping on Mobile creates a vertical scroll on the whole page #2
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This issue can be replicated by opening the codesandbox link on mobile: |
Hi @sharad-s i think this is not library related, you could lock this behaviour disabling the overflows on the container or removing it's pointer events i guess |
Hi goncy, were you able to replicate this in the code sandbox on mobile?
The link I provided is the link to the demo of your own example on
Codesandbox.
If possible could you try to replicate this issue in your sandbox On mobile?
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When implementing React-Swipy on mobile, the swipe will allow the user to drag the entire page up and down with their swipe. Is there a way to circumvent this?
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