I am trying to implement a scrollable element for a mobile app and it looks like you must use preventDefault on the initial touchStart event, otherwise the browser will not fire all the touchMove events (presumably for performance reasons).
So it would seem that if I want to allow touch scrolling on an overflown element, the user will not be able to scroll the page as per usual when touching that element. This is problematic if the overflown element takes up a large portion of the viewport.
Is their a workaround for this?