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I've noticed that Firefox is the only browser which has this behavior enable by default. The thing is that inside the window.scroll declaration it expects an object while it still gives supports for the old two number arguments.
Since Firefox is expecting this, the script will return because it finds that smoothBehavioris implemented and never work.
If you are ok with this, I can create a pull request with all the necessary changes to adapt your script to this type of call which I guess is the standard one instead of the actual that doesn't have an options object.
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I've noticed that Firefox is the only browser which has this behavior enable by default. The thing is that inside the
window.scroll
declaration it expects an object while it still gives supports for the old two number arguments.Since Firefox is expecting this, the script will return because it finds that
smoothBehavior
is implemented and never work.If you are ok with this, I can create a pull request with all the necessary changes to adapt your script to this type of call which I guess is the standard one instead of the actual that doesn't have an options object.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: