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Has anyone managed to disable the iOS like "rubber band" scrolling in the Lion version of Safari ? For instance when you scroll all the way up or down, a blank space is created, like on iOS , and releasing the scroll rubber bands the content to the top (or bottom).
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7)
You are a wonderful person.
Could you please share how you went about this?
There are many more useless (and distracting) animations I really really really want to disable in Safari and the Mac OS.
If you know how to stop the stupid roll down and rollup of content whenever we click a disclosure triangle, I'd love to know how to do this.
Oh wow. OH WOW.
I have been monitoring this thread for YEARS. Disappointed, heartbroken yet curious. Folks confused what we're even referring to, suggesting the wrong settings and unrelated fixes. All the while I'd scroll, and suffer this horrible, unnecessary "elastic" UI. Would this issue ever get solved? Will we ever be able to turn off this horrible rubber-band animation? Potential solutions have come and gone, and none of them worked. Until now.
UNELASTIC, the Safari extension, is here! And it works!
OUR LONG NATIONAL NIGHTMARE IS OVER!
THANK YOU Lloeki! My hat's off to you.
You are incredible, Lloeki! You don't know how many people you have made happy.
How did you figure out how to do it?
What a relief ! Thank you !
Works fine here in Safari 6.1.2 in OSX 10.8.5.
Folks, be sure to update to 1.1.0 manually: 1.0 does not have automatic updates (but that's fixed starting 1.1.0).
Be sure to file issues on Github should you encounter bugs or incompatible sites (I found a few already and have fixes in progress)
Just tried the extension under Mac OS 10.8.5 and Safari 6.0.5.
I'm using the Magic Mouse and scrolling with the middle scroll area on the mouse. Flicking up to the top of a pace (extensions.apple.com) still bounces the content when it reaches the end.
So, here's the deal. Any pages that you open from a previous session will not have the bouncing disabled, but newly loaded pages will have the bounce disabled.
It's a little detail, but nice to know if you install the extension restart Safari, reload your previous session and still see pages bouncing.
Still, it's a shame that we have to disable the bounce through CSS, and can't set up an NSUserDefaults to never ever bounce a web view, scrollView, or whatever on the Mac.
Thanks Lloeki!
Jesus, this is the best thing ever.
No little annoying bounce when scrolling on my work machine in Safari.
iOS like "rubber band" scrolling in Lion - Safari
