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I went to https://wololo.net/2025/02/14/the-20-year-old-psp-can-now-connect-to-wpa2-wifi-networks/
and started scrolling down. A popup appeared. This popup prevented me from scrolling at all. Because the chrome wasn’t visible, I was also unable to reload, go into reader mode, or do anything else. I had to close the browser to get it to work.

A website shouldn’t be able to lock up the browser like this.

App version: 1.3.16 (9) (WebKit 8620.2.4.10.7)
System version: 18.3.0
Device type: ?unrecognized?
Native bounds: (1320.0, 2868.0)
Scale: 3.0
Regular tabs: 7/7/7/https://wololo.net/2025/02/14/the-20-year-old-psp-can-now-connect-to-wpa2-wifi-networks/
Private tabs: 0/0/0/(

Websites shouldn’t be able to lock up the browser like that.

1.3.16 (9) (WebKit 8620.2.4.10.7)

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    Hey! I wasn't abe to reproduce this issue.

    Could you update Orion to the latest available version (1.3.17 (3)) and check if the issue exists on that version?

      Yes, I was able to replicate it on the latest version. Perhaps you scrolled too quickly? Is there some way I can record the screen so I can show you what I'm doing?

      If you scroll too quickly, the popup doesn't appear. There seems to be some code detecting if you're scrolling at reading speed versus trying to quickly get to the bottom.

      Also, I discovered that if I click on wolo.net on the bottom then the address bar pops up. But I previously didn't realize that was clickable, and it's odd that in this mode attempting to scroll the page doesn't otherwise allow me to access the controls at the bottom.

        I'm also experiencing this behavior, @xobs.
        On Safari, I can continue scrolling, but I'm not sure if that's the intended behavior!

        My instinct tells me it's due to the Webkit version, but we'll verify.

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