Prohibitted blocking overflowing/scrolling of the document
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Hi, I'am also facing this issue on some of the sites i use. I'am using macOS so i guess it does not appear only on windows.
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@DoctorG Another site where it seems to happen and which is test-able
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/107528/not-able-to-scroll-on-some-websites
Like I though, it seems that forcing
html, body{overflow-y: visible !important;}"fix" this -
I updated bug report VB-115469 "Vivaldi: Prohibitted blocking overflowing/scrolling of the document."
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This is now breaking major sites.
https://www.nintendo.com/us/gaming-systems/switch-2/featured-games/
Click on the 'Shop' menu in the header, you will see scroll becomes broken after closing the popup menu.
Also even without this if you scroll for some reason the animations are very broken in Vivalidi (probably yet another issue?)
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@josephtico I don't notice particular issues with animations, but yeah
can confirm the nintendo one with this url https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/
Atm I'm workarounding with a script per-site, but I hope will be addressed soon . -
@josephtico Please report issue to Vivaldi bug tracker, include as much detail as possible.
Once that is done, share the bug number (beginning with VB-) you got by bug report mail.And if interested read blog article, if you like to know about "A bug’s life at Vivaldi".
Thanks for helping us making Vivaldi better.
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Also web developer here, I almost filed a bug with the UI library I'm using, because blocking the scroll wasn't working.
See these examples:
https://mui.com/material-ui/react-modal/
https://mui.com/material-ui/react-popover/When opening the popover or modal, scrollbar should disappear. Also, this library compensates for the disappearing scrollbar by setting margin-right to body, to prevent moving the content. On Vivaldi scrollbar is not removed, and also the whole website slightly moves because the margin-right is still applied.
Preventing locking of the scrollbar by websites should be at least a configurable feature, probably disabled by default.
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@oskark said in Prohibitted blocking overflowing/scrolling of the document:
Preventing locking of the scrollbar by websites should be at least a configurable feature, probably disabled by default.
Yes, from side of a webdev you are right.
The issue is cause by a Vivaldi fix for broken websites, and cuases on some pages the issue with problems of scolling.
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Another web developper here to add my own experience with this. I noticed it yesterday while working on a new website, and thought it was an issue with our code for our expanded nav menu. Thankfully this thread answered my questions, but still. I use Vivaldi as my primary browser for work due to the work space system, and this is kind of an issue for me, especially since we use this overflow blocking function on pretty much all our websites.
If it was something that could be disabled like Oskark said, I would be okay with it. But it being forced on by default causes some issues.
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@NamLemonade Please report issue to Vivaldi bug tracker, include as much detail as possible.
Once that is done, share the bug number (beginning with VB-) you got by bug report mail.And if interested read blog article, if you like to know about "A bug’s life at Vivaldi".
Thanks for helping us making Vivaldi better.
