Speaking as a firefox user, I'm lucky if google docs even loads, let alone works properly. Yet a another example of google talking out of their ass about "supporting web standards"
Are you trying to add "standard Android scrolling inertia" or something? I mean you must be trying to change something, or will I not notice it when it's working?
We currently can’t scroll on the body element due to a limitation in Chrome, where an empty body layer is not being optimized. So we are scrolling in an element. However, that usually requires setting `-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;` so that you can scroll as usual on iOS. However, that in turn has a lot of hidden implications (like squashing layers, etc. Don’t know the details right now), that make performance suffer greatly.
AFAIK, Safari will change their scroll-on-element behavior. Let’s see what the future brings.