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Chrome 56.0.2924.87 is now the stable version and is getting pushed to people.
I'm using vs-repeat to show a list of items in a fixed-height/scroll-y element. As of Chrome 56.0.2924.87, when a user scrolls the list beyond the excess value, the list continues scroll until it reaches the bottom or the user tries to scroll up.
Actually, it looks like this is because of scroll anchoring, which was added as an experiment in Chrome 51 and became default in 56. Adding "overflow-anchor: none;" to the parent works.
Hi,
Chrome 56.0.2924.87 is now the stable version and is getting pushed to people.
I'm using vs-repeat to show a list of items in a fixed-height/scroll-y element. As of Chrome 56.0.2924.87, when a user scrolls the list beyond the excess value, the list continues scroll until it reaches the bottom or the user tries to scroll up.
Here's a plunk illustrating the issue: http://run.plnkr.co/plunks/iu0A9R/
This happens on both Mac and Windows with that version of Chrome. I can't replicate it in any other browser.
I'd appreciate any suggestions you have in terms of avoiding this behavior.
Thanks!
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