Disable Jelly-like Stretching Effect in Quasar Framework

[otabekoff]

Feature Request: Disable Jelly-like Stretching Effect in Quasar Framework

With the introduction of Material Design version 3, many new features have been incorporated. However, one particular aspect that I find bothersome is the "Jelly"-like stretching effect that occurs when scrolling or dragging content to the top or bottom edges of the screen. Unlike the ripple effect, this stretch effect occurs exclusively in Quasar apps and persists even in built applications, regardless of the browser environment.

While developing my app, I encountered this issue, especially when implementing the q-pull-to-refresh component. The stretching effect interferes with the intended functionality, particularly in the sidebar where scrolling is essential for navigation. Moreover, the sensitivity of the q-pull-to-refresh component is notably high, often triggering unintentionally even from the center of the screen.

To address these concerns, I propose the following enhancements to the Quasar framework:

1. Option to Disable Stretching Effect: Introduce a configuration option in the quasar.config.js file to disable the stretching effect entirely. This would provide developers with greater control over the visual behavior of their applications.

2. Adjustable Sensitivity for q-pull-to-refresh: Implement a sensitivity setting for the q-pull-to-refresh component, allowing developers to customize its responsiveness to user input. This would prevent inadvertent activation and improve the overall user experience.

Inspiration can be drawn from similar features found in other platforms, such as the ability to toggle the stretching effect in the Microsoft Edge browser settings. Providing users with the option to enable or disable this feature aligns with the principles of customization and accessibility. Users can disable this effect in the "Try the new look and feel of Microsoft Edge" section of the edge://settings/appearance page, particularly useful when working on touchscreen or pen-input devices.

I believe that addressing these issues would enhance the usability and versatility of the Quasar framework, catering to a wider range of developer preferences and application requirements. I urge the Quasar development team to consider these suggestions and prioritize their implementation in future updates.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

[otabekoff]

The image was a random pick from internet just to show what I am talking about. Here the thing I want to show is some stretching stuff like in the second image.