I have to agree. It also bothers me when scrolling down a page that contains a scrolling div, The scrolling stops, scrolls the contents of the div and then moves on. While logical, it's jarring.
My solution would be for OSX to only scroll the contents of a div if the scrolling action started on that div, and never to scroll the page if the scrolling gesture started on an element which responds to scrolling.
That sort of behaviour might fix the issue. Although, perhaps fwd/back swiping in OSX should only be three fingered by default.
My solution would be for OSX to only scroll the contents of a div if the scrolling action started on that div, and never to scroll the page if the scrolling gesture started on an element which responds to scrolling.
That sort of behaviour might fix the issue. Although, perhaps fwd/back swiping in OSX should only be three fingered by default.