How to prevent double scrolling of elements on the page?

The article discusses the issue of scrolling in user interfaces, particularly the phenomenon of scroll chaining, which can negatively impact user experience. Scroll chaining occurs when scrolling on one interface element causes scrolling on another element, leading to unpredictable results. The author focuses on techniques to prevent this phenomenon by introducing a CSS property called overscroll-behavior. This property allows developers to control how elements respond to scrolling, significantly improving the fluidity and consistency of interactions. Additionally, the article provides examples of how to implement this property and discusses best practices related to scrolling on websites. The author also emphasizes the importance of testing across different devices to ensure that users have a satisfactory experience without undesirable scrolling effects.