I have a horizontal scroll repeating group that acts glitchy on mobile (safari). When you scroll, the group for a split second shows the elements behind it which looks terrible.
So here goes - I had to convert this video to a gif to get it on here, the glitch actually happens much more frequently than it does in the gif, but due to the fact it is only for a split second and the low frame rate of a gif, it only appears to happen once here - if you look super close, you can see it.
I have tried changing the background colours etc, but havent been able to stop this happening.
Is the parent group of the repeating group of icons (er, emojis) a group focus, floating group or regular group?
If you want to get creative, you could have another copy of the parent group with all the same dimensions, coloring, etc but without the repeating group right below it. That way there would be a bit of fallback.
But it seems like you have to be fairly aggressive to get that behavior to happen. May be a bit of an edge case.
Hmm… yeah, I see this happening, but I’m not sure what’s causing that. This might be one of those, “can this be demonstrated with a new, simple sample project?” and, if so, “submit that as a bug report” thing with detailed info for the support team on how to see/replicate.
(It’s so hard to debug mobile safari – at least for me – I assume if one is a Mac person and has iOS app development tools, there’s a mobile safari emulator with console/dev tools. As it is, it’s very hard to understand why this happens at the browser level, you know?)
