Try using animate+step+window.scrollTo/$().scrollTop()

[flesler]

Found some alternative approaches mentioned on StackOverflow linked by @westurner in here.

It could be an alternative solution to all the _scrollable() feature detection.

[flesler]

Done implemented on branch window-scroll-alt.
Added tests from this branch side by side to those from the window-scroll branch #101

I'd appreciate if people could try the new tests on their available platforms and comment on the results.

[flesler]

I decided that if this alternative was to prevail, it should be 2.0.0 rather than 1.5.0 because it's even less backwards-compatible than the other option and it contains a highly requested and powerful feature.

[markvantilburg]

Windows Phone 8.1:

These do not animate:
Max window scrolling, within an iframe (compat mode)
Max window scrolling, within an iframe (quirks mode)
Max iframe scrolling from outside (compat mode)
Max iframe scrolling from outside (quirks mode)

In the old version they did animate but not always, depending on when what was loaded.

[flesler]

Ok, I'm less concerned about the iframe cases honestly, they are rare. It could be due to a bad test implementation it's not top quality.
Do you know when did those iframe tests failed on the 1.5.0 version? I'd like to try and fix it if really a bug on the test.

[markvantilburg]

It has to do with timing i guess. When i select the iframe and refresh only that the scrolling happens. Otherwise it's just puts the "agent information" instantly.

[flesler]

Same happens with 2.0.0 or that one never works at all?

[markvantilburg]

In the 2.0.0 nothing happens on the iframe pages. The old 1.5 did only fire if i refresh the iframe myself.