Disable pull to refresh on all sites.

[styromaniac]

Chrome's pull to refresh is annoying. Have it disabled with:

body{
overscroll-behavior-y:none;

}

Then make the 0 button able to be pulled down to refresh the page.

Scrolling up on ZeroHello for instance sometimes causes a page refresh and I find this problem unavoidable until the CSS above is added.

It's a mobile device problem.

[0polar]

Toggle in chrome://flags/#disable-pull-to-refresh-effect

[styromaniac]

Toggle in chrome://flags/#disable-pull-to-refresh-effect

"No matching experiments"

[krzysztof113]

Maybe: chrome://flags/#pull-to-refresh

[HelloZeroNet]

I did tried to reproduce the problem (Android + Chrome 75.0.3770.101), but for me it's works as for any other site. So for you the pulldown animation sometimes happens even if you are not scrolled to the top?

[styromaniac]

Correct.

[styromaniac]

chrome://flags/#pull-to-refresh

Not seeing it appear.

[styromaniac]

It's reproducible with fast scrolling action on ZeroHello. I think the CSS alone should be added as stated in OP. The 0 button will refresh ZeroHello anyway.

For other sites, if this CSS is a minor inconvenience, then hitting 0 and then back will work just fine for refresh if in App 0 or a Progressive Web App.

That's less coding to do.

body{
overscroll-behavior-y:none;

}

[styromaniac]

See, the Chrome bug also occurs with GitHub when using Chrome in normal browser mode, so it's a huge issue.

[HelloZeroNet]

I have added it to ZeroHello body, but if it's also happening on github, then I think it won't help.
HelloZeroNet/ZeroHello@4230ab1

[styromaniac]

Not working. It works on my sites. Something is missing for ZH.

I don't expect a GH fix.

[0polar]

I am sure that the flag exists in Chrome 68. The flag is removed in newer version?
You can use Firefox instead.

[styromaniac]

The web developer is responsible for making a more correctly behaving mobile layout to an extent. Either it needs more study for preventing the bug or needs to be reported to the browser developer.

[styromaniac]

html{overflow:hidden}

It looks like this is the standard way to do it. Disregard my earlier comments. This works on my ZeroMe clone.