CSS Scroll snap points

CSS Scroll snap points

CSS technique that allows customizable scrolling experiences like pagination of carousels by setting defined snap points.

Spec http://www.w3.org/TR/css-snappoints-1/
Status W3C Candidate Recommendation
IE Edge Firefox Chrome Safari Opera
    57 (5) 62    
    56 (5) 61 TP 48
  16 (2,5,6,*) 55 (5) 60 11 47
11 (2,5,6,*) 15 (2,5,6,*) 54 (5) 59 10.1 (4,5,*) 46
10 (1,5,6,*) 14 (2,5,6,*) 53 (5) 58 10 (4,5,*) 45
9 13 (2,5,6,*) 52 (5) 57 9.1 (4,5,*) 44
8 12 (2,5,6,*) 51 (5) 56 9 (4,5,*) 43
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7   50 (5) 55 8 42
6   49 (5) 54 7.1 41
5.5   48 (5) 53 7 40
    47 (5) 52 6.1 39
    46 (5) 51 6 38
    45 (5) 50 5.1 37
    44 (5) 49 5 36
    43 (5) 48 4 35
    42 (5) 47 3.2 34
    41 (5) 46 3.1 33
    40 (5) 45   32
    39 (5) 44   31
    38 43   30
    37 42   29
    36 41   28
    35 40   27
    34 39   26
    33 38   25
    32 37   24
    31 36   23
    30 35   22
    29 34   21
    28 33   20
    27 32   19
    26 31   18
    25 30   17
    24 29   16
    23 28   15
    22 27   12.1
    21 26   12
    20 25   11.6
    19 24   11.5
    18 23   11.1
    17 22   11
    16 21   10.6
    15 20   10.5
    14 19   10.0-10.1
    13 18   9.5-9.6
    12 17   9
    11 16    
    10 15    
    9 14    
    8 13    
    7 12    
    6 11    
    5 10    
    4 9    
    3.6 8    
    3.5 7    
    3 6    
    2 5    
      4    
iOS Safari Opera Mini Android Browser Blackberry Browser Opera Mobile Android Chrome Android Firefox IE Mobile Android UC Browser Samsung Internet QQ Browser Baidu Browser
11 (4,5,*)                      
10.3 (4,5,*) all 56 10 37 59 54 (5) 11 11.4 5 1.2 7.12
10.0-10.2 (4,5,*)   4.4.3-4.4.4 7 12.1     10   4    
9.3 (4,5,*)   4.4   12              
9.0-9.2 (4,5,*)   4.2-4.3   11.5              
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8.1-8.4   4.1   11.1              
8   4   11              
7.0-7.1   3   10              
6.0-6.1   2.3                  
5.0-5.1   2.2                  
4.2-4.3   2.1                  
4.0-4.1                      
3.2                      

Notes

Works in the iOS WKWebView, but not UIWebView.

  1. Partial support in IE10 refers to support limited to touch screens.

  2. Partial support in IE11 documented here

  3. Partial support in Safari refers to not supporting the none keyword in scroll-snap-points-x, scroll-snap-points-y and scroll-snap-coordinate, and length keywords (top, right, etc.) in scroll-snap-destination and scroll-snap-coordinate.

  4. Supports properties from an older version of the spec.

  5. Partial support in IE & Edge refers to not supporting scroll-snap-coordinate and scroll-snap-destination.

* Partial support with prefix.

Resources

Data by caniuse.com
Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License v4.0.
http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-snappoints

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