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Really like this one. Lots if practical uses. Only problem I see us that the graphics momentarily disapper after reaching the top if the page.
It's such a shame it's still impossible (AFAIK, would love to be corrected) to accurately hook into momentum scrolling on iOS Safari. window.scrollTop only changes once the scroll momentum has finished.

Be pretty simple for Apple to pass this information in requestAnimationFrame but of course they don't.

Don't even talk to me about the mess that is replacing the native scrolling!

Safari serves a very important role of showing users how decidedly inadequate web experience is compared to native.
This is cool, and can potentially enhance some presentations. However, what I like less is the fact then that this type of thing is peppered any which way on a bunch of pages and ends up making the reading experience less than enjoyable ... Kinda like the animated gifs of the 90's web pages
Holy shit. SCROLLING. This is technology. This is why I became a coder. To bring this to the world. #disruption