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Overscroll Preventer
By Soyeb
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- SoyebAuthor
- componentType
- 2025-10-30Published
- 2026-06-15Updated
- 2025-08-26Added
- InteractiveCategories
Summary
How it Works: This overscroll stop component features 1 main property control: Enabled Toggle - Activates/deactivates the overscroll prevention functionality Video Demonstration…
Description
Instructions: Copy and paste the " Overscroll Behavior" into your project file. Place the component under the top-level Desktop Frame on individual pages or inside your site template for site-wide application. Toggle the overscroll prevention on or off using the Enabled property in the right-hand properties panel. The component works automatically once placed and requires no additional setup. How it Works: This overscroll stop component features 1 main property control : Enabled Toggle - Activates/deactivates the overscroll prevention functionality Video Demonstration Overscroll Preventer Framer Component Key Features & Benefits: Stop Overscrolling - Eliminates unwanted bounce effects on mobile devices and desktop browsers Ready to Use - Plug-and-play functionality with zero configuration needed Responsive Design - Works seamlessly across all device types and screen sizes Invisible Component - Non-intrusive implementation that doesn't affect page layout Template Compatible - Can be applied site-wide through Framer templates Prevent Overscrolling - Blocks scroll chaining and rubber band scrolling, prevent overflow scroll. Performance Optimized - Lightweight implementation with minimal impact on site speed This overscroll preventer component is the ultimate solution for delivering a smooth, bounce-free scrolling experience in your Framer projects. Perfect for modern websites requiring professional scroll behavior control. Properties Control Panel Made with ❤️ by Soyeb Have questions or need a custom Framer component? Reach out at heysoyebali@gmail.com
Introduction
Stop overscroll bounce on all devices
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