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[AWS] Remove delay / improve smoothness of scroll-to-top transition #5243
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Hi @leecalcote, I've reviewed the issue #5243 regarding the scroll-to-top transition, and it looks good to me. If there are any further details or changes you'd like, please let me know. |
@Ashparshp, thanks. |
@Ashparshp Issue occurs when the height is 1200 approx and above |
As discussed on Slack, I am assigning it to you |
Hi there! I was addressing a scrolling issue and made some adjustments in the code. Specifically, I changed the constant value from 16 to 8 in the formula const translateY = scrollPosition / 8;. This modification seems to have significantly improved the smoothness and reduced lag. Video 👇 |
i want to work on this issue? |
@narasimha-1511 Do you have access to Safari? |
@Ashparshp i did not understand your question |
@narasimha-1511, the problem is specific to Safari, as discussed earlier. Can you confirm if you have access to Safari browser to check and work on this issue? |
yes i have access to safari web browser 😄 |
Great to hear, @narasimha-1511! 😄 @saurabh100ni Could you please take a look at this issue? Also, could you kindly ask @saurabh100ni to assign it as well? Thank you! |
Good to hear that. Thanks for the heads-up @Ashparshp. @narasimha-1511 , you up for the issue? |
@saurabh100ni can you please assign me the issue |
This issue has been open for some time with no recent activity, unassigning to open it up for new contributors to give it a go. |
Thanks for this @saurabh100ni. I suggest we take one step further and toss in the towel. I don’t think anyone’s gonna go get this done. |
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Originally posted by @leecalcote in #5225 (comment)
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