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Awesome scrolling effect (using css3 transformations)
- Herald_MJ 15y agoPretty sure this was discussed on HN before when he wrote the blog post describing how it was developed: http://acko.net/blog/making-love-to-webkit/ http://acko.net/blog/making-love-to-webkit/
- 3KWA 15y agoCrashing Safary on the new iPad
- hippee-lee 15y agoiPad 1 crashes s well.
- drostie 15y agoThe only "scrolling effect" I see in either Chrome or Firefox is that the page scrolls. That's not particularly awesome. Edit: ah, it's not a scrolling effect, it's a click effect. Click any of the blog posts and it will appear to "shift the screen" into the article you clicked.
- DanBC 15y agoThere's a huge banner at the top of the page which does a weird perspective moving scroll thing. I can't describe it, but scrolling the page makes the pseudo-3d banner "spin". EDIT: Chrome on snow leopard.
- drostie 15y agoYeah, still not seeing it. That banner is pretty well static in both Firefox 11.0 and Chromium 17.0.963.79 on Ubuntu. (I also tried rekonq but I neither expected nor got anything out of it.)
- twodayslate 15y agoCool looking but it just slows the site down. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
- patcoll 15y agoCrashes mobile Safari on iPhone 4.
- nkoren 15y agoAbsolutely gorgeous on Chrome for Mac.
- lucian1900 15y agoAfter the slide effect, the page always scrolls at the top. Not cool.
- josteink 15y agoThat's remarkably chaotic. And slow, even on pretty decent developer hardware. Please don't let HTML5/CSS3 turn into DHTML, <BLINK> and <MARQUEE> all over again. Please don't let HTML5/CSS3 turn into DHTML, <BLINK> and <MARQUEE> all over again. Please don't let HTML5/CSS3 turn into DHTML, <BLINK> and <MARQUEE> all over again. My jokes about a possible NoHTML5-extension is slowly but surely turning more and more into a viable idea.
- marcofucci 15y agoI saw it several months ago