Gregor Adams

I just checked and it is in fact (as mentioned) tied to react being listed in the dependencies.

I added `resolutions` to my package.json ``` "resolutions": { "react": "16.12.0", "react-dom": "16.12.0" }, ``` Error ``` warning Resolution field "[email protected]" is incompatible with requested version "[email protected]" warning Resolution field...

I've analyzed this issue a little further and the origin seems to be this file: https://github.com/patternplate/patternplate/blob/7f19af2dec0bdbe4b617fa1b9b29e537ebf1b690/packages/cover-client/index.js, specifically this line https://github.com/patternplate/patternplate/blob/7f19af2dec0bdbe4b617fa1b9b29e537ebf1b690/packages/cover-client/index.js#L4 for the cover and the following for the demos: *...

Here's another approach to fixing the issue: https://github.com/pixelass/onwheel-fix ### drawbacks - no elastic scroll in Safari 9 & 10 body. ### advantages - No css hacks - No extra markup...

Also.. the sad note is: It is still broken in Safari 10.

@ovokuro you can try including it as a script ``` html ``` I'm not sure about your setup. `import foo from 'foo'` requires a build process that handles es6. if...

@JustinHu1988 you should get different values: `[-1, 20, 108, -45, -10, 0]` are all valid values. You should check for other implementations or some example pages. If the issue only...

@skiokko I don't think the safari team considers this to be a bug.

I see similar behavior whit Styled components The following ReactComponent has no generated documentation ```jsx /** * A simple styled button that will change color from blue to red *...

Seeing this on a class now too. I guess this feature is in general overly broken. Let's hope the maintainer ever reacts to our issues.