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Limit Scroll Direction to Downwards Only #4249

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shewalenitish opened this issue Jan 9, 2025 · 2 comments
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Limit Scroll Direction to Downwards Only #4249

shewalenitish opened this issue Jan 9, 2025 · 2 comments

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@shewalenitish
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shewalenitish commented Jan 9, 2025

Current Behavior

Users can scroll both upwards and downwards indefinitely. This allows for flexible navigation but may lead to user confusion or disorientation.

Desired Behavior

Restrict scrolling to only allow downward movement. Once the user starts scrolling down, they should not be able to scroll back up, guiding them through the content in a linear and intuitive fashion.

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Music.Blocks.-.Google.Chrome.2025-01-09.09-32-44.mp4

###Steps to Reproduce:
Open the Web application.
Scroll upwards and downwards multiple times.
Observe that the page allows infinite scrolling in both directions.
Suggested Improvement:

Environment

-Browsers: Chrome, Edge
-Devices: Desktop
-Operating Systems: Windows, macOS

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@shewalenitish
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Hi @pikurasa @walterbender, I wanted to suggest a potential improvement regarding the scrolling behavior as detailed in the issue above. Before proceeding further, I would like to know if this suggestion aligns with the project's goals or if it could be valuable from your perspective.
If you find it valuable, I would be excited to work on this and contribute to the project by implementing the change.

@walterbender
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I don't understand what you are suggesting. FWIW, horizontal scrolling can be enabled by the user and the home position is available by clicking on the home button. But we have found that children get confused by too many degrees of freedom when they first encounter the interface, hence the default restriction in beginner mode.

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