Re: [w3c/webcomponents] Proposal: a native solution for virtual scrolling (#791)

@andyearnshaw I'm kind of unclear what you're asking for. It seems like your main complaint is that some browsers have limits on scrollbar height that are lower than you'd like. That doesn't seem like a low-level primitive or API to me; it's just a limit you'd like lifted, similar to various other unspecified, browser-specific limits on the platform such as maximum string size, amount of memory used, etc. I think you'd be best served, if that is your real goal, by filing issues on browsers explaining how it'd be helpful for you to see that limit lifted.

The virtual scroller prototype so far is entirely layered on top of low-level features, and uses no magic capabilities unavailable to web developers, so it's unclear in what way you see it failing to meet its goals.

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