vbraun commented on issue #1244:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-ios/issues/1244#issuecomment-1246922299
There is no workaround, is there?
The new `overscroll-behaviour: none` only does something if the scroll
container hits the top, but e.g. your app title bar (html div) is already at
the top of the page. So you can always drag down the app title bar, regardless
of the overscroll behavior setting.
Moreover, even if you ignore the title bar issue, setting
`overscroll-behaviour: none` also disables bounce on that scroll container. So
the content below the app title bar does not bounce any more, also not
particularly nice.
Why is this issue closed, is this fixed upstream? Or is it at least clear
that upstream is going to fix it, because the webkit bug has some discussion
that makes it at least unclear to me. And then there is the whole question of
whether Apple actually pull that into Safari.
What works for me is to edit `CDVWebViewEngine.m` to set
`alwaysBounceVertical` as follows:
```objc
// By default, DisallowOverscroll is false (thus bounce is allowed)
BOOL bounceAllowed = !([settings
cordovaBoolSettingForKey:@"DisallowOverscroll" defaultValue:NO]);
// prevent webView from bouncing
if (!bounceAllowed) {
if ([wkWebView respondsToSelector:@selector(scrollView)]) {
UIScrollView* scrollView = [wkWebView scrollView];
scrollView.bounces = NO;
scrollView.alwaysBounceVertical = NO; /* iOS 16 workaround */
} else {
```
Is there any interest into turning that into a PR?
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