Is browser scroll-locking helping your site users, or just frustrating their diagonal…
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Is browser scroll-locking helping your site users, or just frustrating their diagonal gestures? 📐 Bramus breaks down how `scroll-axis-lock: none` gives you control over 2D panning behavior. Check out the interactive demos → https://goo.gle/46SrOOC
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