Sorry, but the scrolling of the page is just confusing.
Even if it was done with a good and helpful intend. For a lot of people it's pure pain if you take control of the scrolling.
Even if it was done with a good and helpful intend. For a lot of people it's pure pain if you take control of the scrolling.
This is a group of C/C++ hackers who have spent the past 18 years re-implementing Windows 95. The fact that there's any CSS at all on their website is a minor miracle.
I don't know how strongly I feel about non-responsive websites displaying a fixed header bar. However, I'm pretty sure that most people who do feel strongly about it either way aren't going to be using or hacking on ReactOS.
This
http://f.cl.ly/items/0Y3e3k3A17293r0s2y3d/Screen%20Shot%2020...
Actually, I was oversimplifying when I said I have JavaScript disabled. I’m actually using JS Blocker¹, which gives me your first sentence². Of course, the end user using a browser extension to gain that functionality instead of it simply being a part of the Web does nothing to actually encourage the creation of a “reach web”.
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¹ — http://jsblocker.toggleable.com/
² — http://f.cl.ly/items/0q1m280M40290t222n0U/js_blocker.png
That's just pure rage. Why developer of that website even bothered with implementing (or using some library) to hijack mouse actions.
No more smooth scrolling!!!
On this site the result was a total disaster: any attempt of scrolling made the site jump around randomly, and immediately stop right back at the start again, making scrolling with the mouse impossible.