[hjadal]

The over-scroll stretch animation in Android 12 makes me sick so I had to disable animations completely, as there is no option to just disable that.

This does have the effect of making Firefox buggy and not showing the content at the top of a page before you scroll down and up again. Which only works on sites you can scroll on.

[solarkraft]

I'm happy about the scroll-stretching since it's at least something that happens when scrolling reaches the end rather than just abruptly stopping. My mind head would expect the list to keep scrolling but it just wouldn't without any physical metaphor for why it wouldn't. iOS does this much more nicely.

[userbinator]

My mind head would expect the list to keep scrolling but it just wouldn't without any physical metaphor for why it wouldn't.

What? If I'm sliding physical objects around, I normally expect them to just stop abruptly if they hit something.

...and indeed, that's what scrolling in UIs also did for a very long time, accompanied by a very clear indication in the scrollbar that you've reached the end:

http://www.functionx.com/vs2010/forms/scrollbar2.gif

The "designers" happened, and all of a sudden scrollbars turned into these horribly thin and imprecise roundish blobs that are far worse for indicating where exactly you are, and in particular, whether you've reached the end.

[hjadal]

I prefer the old animation with a grey curve from the button, and I dont really see why it needed to change