Flickering when scrolling beyond the limits of the page. about deluminate HOT 3 CLOSED

My initial impression is that this is tricky, and it may even be outside the scope of what a Chrome extension can touch. I believe the feature you are referring to is called "elastic scrolling," and it takes place at the operating system level rather than within Chrome. I'm not certain that it's possible to reproduce something similar on my development machines running Windows 7 and Linux.

This sounds like a rendering glitch. It may be the fault of Mac OS, Chrome, or some weird interaction between the two, but I'm not sure what actions, if any, my extension can take to work around it. I will look into it some more, but I have some questions that might help me learn more about the problem:

• In the Chrome settings, under the "Show advanced settings" section, is an option to "Use hardware acceleration when available". Is that currently enabled? If so, does the issue persist if you disable it and restart the browser?
• If you disable the elastic scrolling in OS X, can you still reproduce the problem? Google tells me you would need to run the command defaults write -g NSScrollViewRubberbanding -int 0 in the terminal to disable it, then restart the browser for it to take effect. Restoring it afterward would require issuing the command defaults delete -g NSScrollViewRubberbanding if you so desire.
• Can you reproduce this issue with the similar extensions "High Contrast" and/or "Hacker Vision?" I believe they should show the same problems. If not, I will have to look into what they might be doing differently.

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The custom build you sent seems to have fixed this.

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Reopening until the fix is in a published release.

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