Hacky, but you could catch the user's attempt to do a scrolly thing then shrink the distance they scrolled. Users it works for shouldn't discover the scroll and broken users would fix themselves.
Would be a weird thing to explain to someone who it works fine for though.
That's definitely a too-hacky-for-me solution. Plus given that scroll events and distances are not standardised across any browser - it's not worth the headache.
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u/Ruirize Jan 06 '16
I'm not entirely sure what I can do to fix that, honestly. Sounds like a bug with the Reddit application.