This is new as of Safari 13 on OSX. iFrames seem to trap/capture scroll events and prevent the document to scroll (trackpad/touch input). Reproduce: https://codepen.io/lipp/pen/LYYEEgd Expected behaviour: Page scrolls normal as if the iFrame were an image. Actual behaviour: Page is not scrollable when the (touch) input pointer is above the iFrame (green rect in example).
Using the mouse wheel works. So "just" trackpad is affected.
<rdar://problem/56176782>
I can reproduce. Possibly a latching issue.
EventHandler::platformCompleteWheelEvent() finds the non-scrollable iframe as the thing to latch to and thinks that we started scrolling on it.
I think the bug is that scrolledToEdgeInDominantDirection() doesn't consider scrollable="no" iframes.
Created attachment 387590 [details] Patch
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All reviewed patches have been landed. Closing bug.