What is Overscroll Behavior?

Overscroll behavior defines how a scroll container reacts when the user scrolls past its bounds.

When to use Overscroll Behavior controls?

- To prevent scroll chaining or rubber‑banding into parent containers

- To signal boundaries with bounce or glow affordancesWhen not to use it? - When default platform behaviors are expected and consistent with user mental modelsWhat is the anatomy of Overscroll Behavior?

- Containment: allow, contain, none

- Visual affordance: bounce, glow, stretch

- Interaction with nested scroll areas