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Comment by eridius | Hacker News Reader

Scrolling looks fine to me (using Safari).

There are 4 different elements that scroll independently using a single scrollbar:

I only see main content (1) and sidebar (2) that tries to retain current section details on screen. Opera. Where are 3 and 4?

The "Developer" heading and the "Human Interface Guidelines" heading. The first disappears, the second scrolls and then becomes fixed.

Hmm?

That is very cool!

(In Firefox on Debian.)

Heh. Ironically they're not using their (non-standard) display: -webkit-sticky; for the sticky sidebar.

Is that a problem?

This says it all to me, Apple tends to themselves rather than the group. One thing that should be concerning for the majority.

I was hoping for Apple to switch it up this year with start of their new backend for Safari, rather I don't expect it to turn out as I have wished.

> This says it all to me, Apple tends to themselves rather than the group. One thing that should be concerning for the majority.

> I was hoping for Apple to switch it up this year with start of their new backend for Safari, rather I don't expect it to turn out as I have wished.

Works fine in Chrome.

I use an Android phone and scrolling seems normal in every browser I have installed. What are you seeing?

>This says it all to me, Apple tends to themselves rather than the group. One thing that should be concerning for the majority.

What's "the group"? This is a guideline page aimed at OS X/iOS targeting developers, not the general public.

Besides, the scrolling works fine in Chrome (where I read it) on OS X.

Maybe you're jumping to conclusions much if this (which others don't even see) "tells it all" to you?