constrainDuringPan causes jitter on mobile
See original GitHub issueWhile the constrainDuringPan
option stops you being able to pan the image too far away from the edges before it springs back, I would like to able to stop this behaviour completely - is this possible?
For example at the moment you can pan further left than the edge of the image, a bit of background is shown and then it springs back. I’d like the user to only be able to pan to the edge of the image and no further.
Is this possible or is there an option for this? I can’t see it myself.
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I’ve asked if we can put it somewhere!
Well, the momentum is only on mobile because of the gesture settings. You can make it happen in desktop like so:
That might help with debugging; sorry I didn’t mention it earlier!
And yes, it might have to do with the delta adjustment, but it might have to do with the post-drag inertia instead.