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This problem seems to be only happening on Chrome. It works well on Edge and Safari.
When grabbing the side scroll bar to go fast to a certain position in the page, the scroll bar "let's go" of the cursor, even if you still have the mouse button pressed. This happens as soon as a lazy loaded component that hasn't been loaded yet appears in view.
Here I demonstrate how dragging the scrollbar works well when moving over loaded components, but lets go as soon as it has to load one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL1vLH_3prw
Happens for both LazyLoadComponent and LazyLoadImage.
I suspected that the page changing in size when scrolling may be the issue, so I tried making sure that the elements are exactly the same size before and after the lazy loading. That didn't solve the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This problem seems to be only happening on Chrome. It works well on Edge and Safari.
When grabbing the side scroll bar to go fast to a certain position in the page, the scroll bar "let's go" of the cursor, even if you still have the mouse button pressed. This happens as soon as a lazy loaded component that hasn't been loaded yet appears in view.
Here I demonstrate how dragging the scrollbar works well when moving over loaded components, but lets go as soon as it has to load one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL1vLH_3prw
Happens for both LazyLoadComponent and LazyLoadImage.
I suspected that the page changing in size when scrolling may be the issue, so I tried making sure that the elements are exactly the same size before and after the lazy loading. That didn't solve the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: