We have just encountered a Chrome (65.0.3325.181) and Opera (52.0.2871.37) scrolling bug. This is on an intranet page so I can't give you a URL. But if the following symptoms are familiar to you, and you know the specific cause and a fix, please advise.
The scrollbar appears, and about 9 of 50 items can be scrolled vertically into view, at which point scrolling stops. It's as if the page believes there are no more items to be displayed.
However, if a new tab is opened and the URL from the broken page is pasted into its address bar, so that the page is retrieved from cache, scrolling works perfectly in the new tab.
I'm trying to capture a full page screenshot, but I'm having problems because my page includes iframes. The Google Chrome full-page screenshot feature is only capturing what is displayed on the screen. I've also tried a few extensions. Fireshot comes close, but it repeats the menu at the top of each screen section.
Is there any way in the Google Chrome developer tools to use the full page capture for a specific iframe?
I was pleasantly surprised that this extension took a screenshot of my entire iframe. (I do not know or work with the developer.)
https://github.com/mrcoles/full-page-screen-capture-chrome-extension
I have this really weird problem. Our Tumblr blog home page http://blog.wigo.us doesn't scroll in Chrome on iOS. It scrolls just fine in any browser on desktop, any browser on Android and in Safari on iOS. But the latest version of Chrome in iOS8 just refuses to scroll the page.
The effect is basically like somebody put overflow:hidden on body element and gave it width=100%, height=100%. I looked through CSS of the theme and didn't find anything suspicious. I even run iPhone emulation in Google Developer tools - everything works just fine.
It would be awesome if someone had a similar problem and could point me in the right direction.
One of my customers have trouble viewing some of the pages on our website. Specifically it is the vertical scrollbar, that disappears on some pages.
She is using Google Chrome, and as the following screenshots will show, Chrome also has a strange toolbar.
On this first image, there are no problem with scrolling
http://i45.tinypic.com/3444bqe.png
On the next, the scrollbar has disappeared although there is plenty of content on the page.
http://i47.tinypic.com/125qdlv.png
I have tried to reproduce the error on my own machine with the same Chrome version, but it was not possible. So I suspect the strange toolbar to be the culprit.
Does anybody know which extension gives this bar?
Turning the scrollbar always on did the trick for me:
body {
overflow-y: scroll;
}
I fixed my missing scroll bar issue by turning off "Use hardware acceleration when available" It's in chrome://settings/system
Disabling extensions solved my problem, thanks! Here's an additional suggestion.
To "disable" your extensions quickly and temporarily, just open a new Incognito window in Chrome.
Menu -> "New incognito window"
OR
Ctrl + Shift + N
Cheers!
Josh
I did the same thing that #Carey Pico did and it workeddisabling extensions. I first ran into this missing right scroll bar problem when opening Yahoo news pages today. I disabled all extensions (access tools --> extensions) and got back my right scroll bar where it should be.
I ran into this situation where my "yahoo finance" page lost its scroll bar (after reinstalling Chrome). I only had one remaining extension left running (one I trusted). It was AVG Secure Search (I used AVG antivirus). I disabled it and the scroll bar appeared the next time I opened Yahoo Finance. Interestingly, I had left the old, missing scroll bar page open. It was unaffected.
So, AVG Secure Search extension interferes with yahoo products.
I verified what extensions I had running, and the one that caused issues was my Avira Safebrowsing extension - disabled the extension and all good.
For me the source of the problem was Ghostery extension. After installing "Ghostery fixer" extension scrollbar reappeared.
See this page in Chrome: http://jsbin.com/onariz/
Now it looks normal:
Ok. Now if you have a scroll wheel on your mouse this is where you are going to want to use it.
Click with the scroll wheel in the scrollable area of the page and drag your mouse to the corner.
Now -- what the heck? Why does the page do this:
Why would it do that?
How can I prevent that, or is this just a Google Chrome glitch? (I am using Chrome version 14.0.835)
The issue has been fixed in newer version of Chrome: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=89366