[dagurp]

I don't know why but it seems to be perfectly acceptable to break the scrollbar these days.

[madeofpalk]

I don't think it is. Famous is the first I've seen to complement reimplement (and fuck up) something as fundamental as scrolling.

[dagurp]

What about the countless sites that have infinite scrolling (Facebook for example)? It's not as bad as Famous but still breaks it in my opinion.

[madeofpalk]

Infinite scrolling doesnt break scrolling, it breaks backwards/forwards navigation.

[dagurp]

It does both (infinite scrolling is a horrible idea). If you try dragging the scrollbar it will jump around every time more content is loaded and you lose your position on the page.