GitHub says interaction checks must separate user input from self-caused scrolls
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GitHub says interaction checks must separate user input from self-caused scrolls
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GitHub says any check for whether a user is interacting must distinguish real user input from scrolls caused by the page's own side effects.
The post, published on X on October 12, 2026, gives no further detail, examples or figures on how such checks should be built or where they apply.
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