How to Easily Add Smooth Scrolling to Your Website - JavaScript Tutorial

It's easy to add smooth scrolling to your existing website using JavaScript. This can be done by using a range of methods - covered in this video include scrolling an element into view, a specific position on the page or relative to the current position.
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[@Tony.Nguyen137]

I learn so many new tricks from you pls dont ever stop ❤❤ I watch all the ads so you don’t have ever to work again

[@TomasMisura]

this small piece of code is very useful...thank you very much for this

[@andrethomas3262]

Mine doesn't smoothly scroll. Do I have to do that hack in the Chrome flags? This seems to be a widespread issue so I'm curious how you're doing it.

[@almazmusic]

No! This is a BAD video/advice/whatever. You don't want to steal a SYSTEM scroll. If you want a macOS scroll feel - buy a Mac, but don't steal the native and give the user this shitty parody.

[@cloudpuncher4615]

You clearly have no idea how these API's are used. Think scroll based animations using interserctionObserver() or even a scroll to sign up/ form/ contact ect... You're not hijacking the users ability to scroll....

[@dcode-software]

Appreciate the feedback - just to clear up these methods are called programmatically like for example in a response to an event on the webpage.

[@douglascounts4634]

"macOS scroll feel"