This is pretty funny, but God do I hate back to the top buttons. I'm reading a story on a page with a back to the top button. I get distracted in real life and change the grip on my phone. I look back at my phone to continue reading and I'm at the top of the page. Now I have to find where I was again. I've probably lost more time from accidentally hitting the back to the top button than the button has saved me time.…
Elevator.js – A “back to top” button that behaves like a real elevator
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Re: Elevator.js – A “back to top” button that behaves like a real elevator
#32We had buttons on our keyboards that did this for half a century now. As for phones it should be up to the web-browser to implement it, nobody wants to use your idea of how scrolling should work. My machine already knows how I want to browse my content, don't pretend you know better.
Re: Elevator.js – A “back to top” button that behaves like a real elevator
#33Wish this was mentioned on the page, it was a bit embarrassing when it started playing in the middle of our daily standup!
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#34Re: Elevator.js – A “back to top” button that behaves like a real elevator
#35I was expecting the button to light up and having to wait before being taken to the top. Maybe an improvement for version 2.0!
Joke aside, maybe add a feature to allow user to pause/suspend the "Lifting"? This will give user a chance to "Hey! oh wait" when they "Passed the desired floor by mistake".
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#36This is pretty funny, but God do I hate back to the top buttons. I'm reading a story on a page with a back to the top button. I get distracted in real life and change the grip on my phone. I look back at my phone to continue reading and I'm at the top of the page. Now I have to find where I was again. I've probably lost more time from accidentally hitting the back to the top button than the button has saved me time.…
I really hate them on iOS, because the system comes with back-to-top functionality so all these buttons are doing are looking ugly and covering part of the page. And don’t even get me started on when AMP breaks scrolling…
Fuck AMP.
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#37Re: Elevator.js – A “back to top” button that behaves like a real elevator
#38Warning - There's elevator music as well! Wish this was mentioned on the page, it was a bit embarrassing when it started playing in the middle of our daily standup!