Disable elastic scrolling in Safari

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I just wanted to diable the elastic scrolling bounce effect in Safari  OSX Lion    I found the solution to set overflow  hidden for body in css  but as expected it only disables the scrollbar  so if the website is  longer  than the screen you won t be able to scroll   Any solutions or hints are welcome  Thanks

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I had solved it on iPad  Try  if it works also on OSX   body  html   position  fixed     Works only if you have content smaller then screen or you are using some layout framework  Angular Material in my case    In Angular Material it is great  that you will disable over-scroll effect of whole page  but inner sections  lt md-content gt  can be still scrollable

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There are a to of situations where the above CSS solutions do not work  For instance a transparent fixed header and a sticky footer on the same page  To prevent the top bounce in safari messing things and causing flashes on full screen sliders  you can use this       if  navigator userAgent indexOf  Safari      -1  amp  amp  navigator userAgent indexOf  Chrome      -1              window bind  mousewheel   function e                 if  e originalEvent wheelDelta   120  gt  0                     if   window scrollTop    lt  2  return false

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None of the above solutions worked for me  however instead I wrapped my content in a div   outer-wrap  and then used the following CSS   body      overflow  hidden     outer-wrap       -webkit-overflow-scrolling  touch       height  100vh       overflow  auto      Obviously only works in browsers that support viewport widths heights of course

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You can achieve this more universally by applying the following CSS   html  body     height  100     width  100     overflow  auto      This allows your content  whatever it is  to become scrollable within body  but be aware that the scrolling context where scroll event is fired is now document body  not window

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If you use the overflow hidden hack on the  lt body gt  element  to get back normal scrolling behavior  you can position a  lt div gt  absolutely inside of the  element to get scrolling back with overflow auto  I think this is the best option  and it s quite easy to implement using only css   Or  you can try with jQuery     document  bind   touchmove   function e    e preventDefault           Same in javasrcipt   document addEventListener   touchmove   function e    e preventDefault       false      Last option  check ipad safari  disable scrolling  and bounce effect

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None of the  overflow  solutions worked for me  I m coding a parallax effect with JavaScript using jQuery  In Chrome and Safari on OSX the elastic rubber-band effect was messing up my scroll numbers  since it actually scrolls past the document s height and updates the window variables with out-of-boundary numbers  What I had to do was check if the scrolled amount was larger than the actual document s height  like so     window  scroll      function             if    window  scrollTop       window  height    gt    document  height    return          updateScroll       my own function to do my parallaxing stuff

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overflow hidden -webkit-overflow-scrolling touch won t work well on iOS safari 8 1  as the fixed header will be out of visible area     As  Yisela says  the css should be placed on  container the  lt div gt  below  lt body gt    which seems no problem at leas on safari iOS 8 1     I ve place the demo on my blog   http   tech colla me en show disable elastic scroll on iOS safari

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I made an extension to disable it on all sites  In doing so I used three techniques  pure CSS  pure JS and hybrid   The CSS version is similar to the above solutions  The JS one goes a bit like this   var scroll   function e           compute state     if  stopScrollX    stopScrollY            e preventDefault                    this one is the key         e stopPropagation            window scroll scrollToX  scrollToY            document addEventListener  mousewheel   scroll  false     The CSS one works when one is using position  fixed elements and let the browser do the scrolling  The JS one is needed when some other JS depends on window  e g events   which would get blocked by the previous CSS  since it makes the body scroll instead of the window   and works by stopping event propagation at the edges  but needs to synthesize the scrolling of the non-edge component  the downside is that it prevents some types of scrolling to happen  those do work with the CSS one   The hybrid one tries to take a mixed approach by selectively disabling directional overflow  CSS  when scrolling reaches an edge  JS   and in theory could work in both cases  but doesn t quite currently as it has some leeway at the limit   So depending on the implementations of one s website  one needs to either take one approach or the other   See here if one wants more details  https   github com lloeki unelastic

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You could check if the scroll-offsets are in the bounds  If they go beyond  set them back   var scrollX   0  var scrollY   0  var scrollMinX   0  var scrollMinY   0  var scrollMaxX   document body scrollWidth - window innerWidth  var scrollMaxY   document body scrollHeight - window innerHeight      make sure that we work with the correct dimensions window addEventListener  resize   function        scrollMaxX   document body scrollWidth - window innerWidth    scrollMaxY   document body scrollHeight - window innerHeight     false       where the magic happens window addEventListener  scroll   function        scrollX   window scrollX    scrollY   window scrollY     if  scrollX  lt   scrollMinX  scrollTo scrollMinX  window scrollY     if  scrollX  gt   scrollMaxX  scrollTo scrollMaxX  window scrollY      if  scrollY  lt   scrollMinY  scrollTo window scrollX  scrollMinY     if  scrollY  gt   scrollMaxY  scrollTo window scrollX  scrollMaxY      false     http   jsfiddle net yckart 3YnUM

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