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Extension StickyFeed
Hello !
I've found a little bug in the Sticky Feeds extension. When using a web browser to access my FreshRSS installation, I can use Safari or Firefox :
Safari / extension off
In this configuration, the left bar (feeds tree) scrolls out of sight with the content.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46840243/147943483-979b172f-5415-4eef-95de-57bef9086f70.mov
Safari / extension on
Here, the menu stay in place. I can scroll inside, or in the content on the right, independently.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46840243/147943511-01351389-5335-4d48-803e-3e04829bd344.mov
Firefox / extension off
The menu stay in place, I can scroll both part independently.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46840243/147943526-c2891991-e6ae-413b-b804-17ba06b01835.mov
Firefox / extension on
This is quite funny actually : when I scroll down on the content side, the feeds menu goes down out of screen entirely. 😂
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46840243/147943554-b75ee439-72ed-47ef-a485-45c9e9ec20f3.mov
So the 1) the behavior is not consistant between browser and extension status and 2) Firefox is going nuts when it's active. Any idea ?
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The StickyFeed is no longer necessary since it's natively supported by FRSS now (this is why it works on Firefox with the extension disabled). I suspect a bug in Safari, maybe this one? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51792783/safari-positionsticky-not-working-in-an-overflowauto-element
I don't have Safari on my computer so I can't confirm.
I can confirm, that in Safari the side navigation does not stick at the top as the Firefox does.
You mean at all or with this extension enabled? Because if the latter, well, let's just remove it (probably leaving a deprecated & removed README in there for a while).
I tested Safari without this extension.
Summary: Without extension: Firefox: Sidebar fixed while scrolling Safari: Sidebar does not fix while scrolling
@math-GH Could you try to add position: -webkit-sticky;? (https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/blob/edge/p/themes/base-theme/template.css#L246-L251)
The -webkit- prefix is normaly not used by Safari 15. I tried with <nav>, the full .aside and .aside.aside_feed elements, even with the .treewithout any success. I also tried without the -webkit- prefix, same result. 😕
Sorry, I have not seen the response. I do not have any Mac devices anymore to test it