elasticScroll

Browsers like Chrome and Firefox on macOS don't have elastic scrolling on scrollable divs currently. The goal of this library is to replicate macOS native elastic scrolling when hitting the top and bottom of a scrollable element.

It uses an inner wrapper and transitions the translate3d property, using the event.deltaY value to specify the translation intensity in order to replicate the effect.

Installation

npm install elasticscroll.js

CDN: https://unpkg.com/elasticscroll.js

Usage

<div class="overflow" data-elastic> ... </div>
<script>elasticScroll()</script>

This will "elastify" every element with a data-elastic attribute. Apply it to elements that overflow in the y direction.

Elastified elements have an _elasticScroll property.

const div = document.querySelector('#someScrollableDiv')
elasticScroll(div)
div._elasticScroll.disable() // disable the effect

Defaults

const defaults = {
  targets: '[data-elastic]', // String, Element, NodeList
  easing: 'cubic-bezier(.14,.38,.25,1)', // CSS transition timing function
  duration: [100, 800], // [BounceAway, BounceBack] in ms
  multiplier: 1, // intensity
  useNative: true, // use the native implementation if possible, `-webkit-overflow-scrolling` on iOS
  appleDevicesOnly: true // only apply to Apple devices
}

By default, only Apple devices will use elastic scrolling, and the native implementation if possible.

Example:

elasticScroll({
  targets: document.querySelectorAll('.scrollable-elements'),
  useNative: false
})

Demo

https://codepen.io/anon/pen/LebYvR

Browser support

Browsers that support the wheel event and unprefixed CSS transitions.