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		codingninja on Sept 12, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: H2 {position: sticky} [video] To mitigate this, simply bind to the "touchmove" and "touchstart" events as well.

talmand on Sept 12, 2013 [–]

Wouldn't that bind the functionality to user interaction beyond just scrolling?

Analytics shows us that this minor issue with iPads is of little concern. But at least I now have a suggestion for a solution if someone decides it's a big enough deal. Thanks for the tip.

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