How about overflow-scrolling? iOS Safari needs the webkit vendor prefix for example. Can't find it on MDN. See http://www.quirksmode.org/css/css2/overflowscrolling.html.
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Issue added by Adam on 2014-09-16
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+1, it's on MDN https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/-webkit-overflow-scrolling
Android does support it, although it's broken on certain versions. That's why this would be handy.
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How can I detect this feature? Will 'WebkitOverflowScrolling' in document.documentElement.style work?
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Hi all, almost 2 years later and STILL !? no overflow-scrolling at caniuse.com. Sure thing, Opera's 0.000000001% of market will complain. Elsewhere, check out our viewport grid that depends entirely on overflow-scrolling to work.
CSS Play ~ Viewport Grid
W3's take.
2012, Features Overflow-Scrolling
2014, Overflow Visual Effect
Current, general info, Overflow Scrollable
The way this amateur sees it [menu top right on hover]: overflow is the front-runner for the vmax family of properties-pending in 3d css printing, and device display shaping.
Cool thought from W3, "The scrollable overflow region is the non-rectangular region occupied by the scrollable overflow." Perhaps this explains why the established W3 Recommendation demonstrates so well in the CSS Play viewport grid. _Overflow allows us to isolate or scroll user data regions._
We can all see now how viewport grid single 'page' overflow transforms into an html/css only 3d web cube [2020 Tokyo web hosting?]. We can keep it simple and z-index flat-page 3x3 cubes. Also, deploying each 3x3 object as a six-sided cube, overflow may seem a tad too theoretical? For encryption deployments, the data dispersion model can now extend from 2D scramble games, beyond six surfaces of the 1x1 scrollable page cube provided by CSS3 and HTML5 in the DOM. Does that 162-surface scrollable content model require Docsys 5, anybody? Where are we at?
Can I Use. OVERFLOW-SCROLLING
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overflow-scrolling is absolutely needed on apple touch devices, with a prefix. It can severely hamper the user experience should this be omitted.
Surprised this isn't in caniuse; it's a feature we've been using for years on iOS and still do. Would love to know what the compatibility is for it on other browsers.
It has been 3 years and this is still not in the list?? Any updates on this?
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Now available at https://caniuse.com/#feat=mdn-css_properties_-webkit-overflow-scrolling