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po...@gmail.com
I agree. You're absolutely right.
Everyone is in trouble:
Everyone is in trouble:
rs...@chromium.org
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va...@chromium.org
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va...@chromium.org
Thanks for filing the issue!
@jinsukkim/@bokan: Is this something intentionally changed due to
[Monorail components: -UI UI>Browser>PullToAction]
@jinsukkim/@bokan: Is this something intentionally changed due to
[Monorail components: -UI UI>Browser>PullToAction]
ji...@chromium.org
Sorry for the trouble. The fix already landed at 76.0.3809.48
ww...@gmail.com
Nope, "fixing" the aggressiveness of the unwanted feature does not count as a "fix" for this missing setting! We want a way to turn off this obnoxious & unnecessary gesture; not a modification to how it works. Please restore the "disable pull-to-refresh" flag.
This is NOT a duplicate of any issues with pull-to-refresh triggering at the wrong times. This issue is that the flag to disable it has been removed. If the flag won't be restored, don't merge this issue with one about issues with P2R, just be honest & label it "will not fix" IE "ignored".
This is NOT a duplicate of any issues with pull-to-refresh triggering at the wrong times. This issue is that the flag to disable it has been removed. If the flag won't be restored, don't merge this issue with one about issues with P2R, just be honest & label it "will not fix" IE "ignored".
is...@google.com
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Description
Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Spend tie and effort writing something on Android Chrome, inside of a text box on some website.
2. Accidentally pull down and refresh the site and lose your work.
3. Feel bad emotions because you lost your work. 😤😡
What is the expected behavior?
Ability to disable the "pull down to refresh" feature.
What went wrong?
The option to remove it was removed from chrome://flags in Chrome 75.
Did this work before? N/A
Chrome version: 75.0.3770.100 Channel: n/a
OS Version: OS X 10.14.3
Flash Version:
Please bring back the option to disable pull-down-to-refresh. It is highly annoying when a swipe-gone-wrong refreshes the page unintentionally.
I would much rather hit the menu button, then hit the refresh button. Then I have more control.
It is very easy for this mistake to happen when trying to scroll text fields, but instead accidentally refreshing the whole page.