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Asked: 2026-06-03T19:58:28+00:00

Is there a js method to detect when a vertical flick on a long

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Is there a js method to detect when a vertical flick on a long iOS safari page has stopped moving, such as an equivalent to the pseudo:

window.element.momentumScroll == false

This is to detect if the decelerating content is still moving or the scroll event has finished.

Any and all clues gratefully received.

ADDENDUM I have not implemented any external libraries in my code (no jQuery etc) and need to find a native js listener/method to tell me when the flick scroll has ended.

doc.addeventlistener("scroll", function(e){setvariable to 1}, false)

doc.addeventlistener("noscroll", function(e){setvariable to 0}, false)
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  1. Editorial Team

    I’m not sure if I understood the question correctly. I believe u are trying to achieve something like loading new content when the page reaches its bottom? (forgive me for assuming)

    I think you are looking for some javascript gesture library, if your event is based on touches.

    There are Mootools library on this
    Powertools: http://cpojer.net/PowerTools/#!

    Drag.Flick: http://mootools.net/forge/p/drag_flick

    There should be equal implementation in other framework as well. (jQuery: http://jgestures.codeplex.com/)

    Possible solution is to look for an event that can return the current position of touches that exceeds document.body.clientHeight (read: not cross platform) .

    Hope I manage to point to the right way.

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