Maxwell Fortney

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Can confirm the overflow properties are conflicting and preventing the scroll with a wheel. By unchecking `overflow: hidden` the scroll function with the mouse wheel is returned. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29241388/114260293-e5da3780-99a1-11eb-9324-1d7e82b86035.png) Also fixed...

@Norserium For my use case yes, I needed the mouse wheel as well as the mouse drag to work. Adding that css allows that. Ideally a toggle like `preventWheelScroll` would...

No, the scrollbars are still hidden with that CSS. The properties are just crossed out because they are added from CSS autoprefixer I assume, and are not being used on...

To be honest, and I don't mean this in a rude way, but the performance of this package is awful compared to [react-scrollbooster](https://github.com/oberonamsterdam/react-scrollbooster#readme). Your package was very choppy for me...

Unfortunately I scrapped the code using this package and didn't commit it, but it was about a 200x4 horizontal grid of emojis characters. I can try to make a comparison...

I was having problems with webpack adding the module to my ts declarations, so I just did this real quick. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29241388/114336982-2eb6fb00-9b1e-11eb-826e-9070b023c599.png)

Try deleing `.next` folder in the project and re-run `yarn dev`