An issue here on small screen devices about swiffy-slider HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi
Thank you for the report - can you give me an example where it fails - steps to reproduce so I can verify the issue? Maybe using the configuration page of Swiffyslider.com

Would this change (changing from '>=' to '>' not do the same and in a more clean way?
if (container.scrollLeft > (container.scrollWidth - container.offsetWidth) && next && !noloop)

BR Nicolai

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Hi Nicolai, actually no, I just tried your recommendation and it does not solve the problem.

To replicate the issue, please follow these steps:

1. Using a mobile phone, navigate here: https://swiffyslider.com/examples/
2. Go to the "Articles" example.
3. Tap on the right arrow, as shown in the following image, to scroll through the slides until you reach the last slide.
4. After reaching the last slide, you will notice that nothing happens when you tap on the right arrow.

In contrast, if you perform the same action on a desktop device, clicking on the arrow of the last item will automatically take you to the beginning, which is the expected behavior by the user.

Best,
hlias

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I cannot reproduce that on my devices - it scrolls back to start on last slide when clicking the right navigation arrow.
I can see from your screenshot that it is not a mobile device as that example would have the arrows on top of the slides on mobile.

What device and browser are you using?

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Yes that was actually a screenshot from a desktop browser. My device is a Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro (it uses Android 12) and the browser was Google Chrome. I now gave it a try with Opera as well (mobile browser) and with Google Chrome on another Xiaomi Device (Mi 10T Lite, Android 11). Same issue in all cases...

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Ok - seems to be Android only issue. Cannot reproduce in any browsers on other devices... But got it reproduced on an Android.
I think I will not change this as it will probably just cause problems in other devices where it works fine now - and then they will calculate wrong.
Also this issue is related to mobile devices where sliding with touch in most cases is the primary navigation path.

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