Moved it back to a delta of 10px. I dunno... I can feel a slight difference, but it's really hard to tell what all of these timing/delta values should be. I do think that there's the possibility that Apple doesn't do a linear curve on their scrolling animation but instead they might be using an easeOut sort of curve. That'd likely give the impression of there being less lag while also adding some frames on to the end of the animation for an even smoother slow-down-stop sequence. I'm reasonably sure that digging deeper into this isn't worth it and almost no one will ever notice. :)
Moved it back to a delta of 10px. I dunno... I can feel a slight difference, but it's really hard to tell what all of these timing/delta values should be. I do think that there's the possibility that Apple doesn't do a linear curve on their scrolling animation but instead they might be using an easeOut sort of curve. That'd likely give the impression of there being less lag while also adding some frames on to the end of the animation for an even smoother slow-down-stop sequence. I'm reasonably sure that digging deeper into this isn't worth it and almost no one will ever notice. :)

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