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Updating the position of element in DOM over scroll is delayed when smooth scrolling is enabled

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  • ბოლოს გამოეხმაურა pragav94

I am trying to add a SVG element next to the form labels with absolute position. When there is a scroll I am listening to scroll event and updating the position of the SVG. When smooth scrolling is enabled the SVG tends to bounce over continuous scrolling. This bouncing is observed in macOS Chrome and in FireFox when smooth scrolling is enabled.

In Linux/Windows, this can be reproduced by using smooth scroll smooth scroll chrome extension.

I've captured the bouncing due to scroll in this recording

bounce due to scroll

I am trying to add a SVG element next to the form labels with absolute position. When there is a scroll I am listening to scroll event and updating the position of the SVG. When smooth scrolling is enabled the SVG tends to bounce over continuous scrolling. This bouncing is observed in macOS Chrome and in FireFox when smooth scrolling is enabled. In Linux/Windows, this can be reproduced by using [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/smoothscroll/nbokbjkabcmbfdlbddjidfmibcpneigj smooth scroll] smooth scroll chrome extension. I've captured the bouncing due to scroll in this recording [[bounce due to scroll|bounce due to scroll]]

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pragav94 said

I am trying to add a SVG element next to the form labels with absolute position. When there is a scroll I am listening to scroll event and updating the position of the SVG. When smooth scrolling is enabled the SVG tends to bounce over continuous scrolling. This bouncing is observed in macOS Chrome and in FireFox when smooth scrolling is enabled. In Linux/Windows, this can be reproduced by using smooth scroll smooth scroll chrome extension. I've captured the bouncing due to scroll in this recording Screen Recording Link to jsfiddle Link to jsfiddle