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Scroll snap + scroll driven animation carousel 💡 in the mobile size it looks a lot like the iOS app switcher eh? try it!?

Adam Argyle

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Adam Argylevor 1 Jahr

Rad on the Pixel Fold

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Mathias Rando Juulvor 1 Jahr

It’s kind of ironic that it doesn’t work on iOS, though 😅 Hopefully much wider support for “native app feeling improving” features will follow with iOS 18 🤞

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Adam Argylevor 1 Jahr

They'll get there, it's a web standard, and a super rad one at that

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Arbyvor 1 Jahr

The legend! 🫶

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Jamie Masonvor 1 Jahr

that's gorgeous

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Jonathan Hamiltonvor 1 Jahr

I'm going to have to do some homework on this on to figure out how this is working 😅

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Harsh Guptavor 1 Jahr

Will definitely use this!

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