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A fix for getting scrollTop position on the latest Chrome 61 - #14
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Chrome introduced a breaking change in its latest Chrome 61 on Android: the scrolling element is now assigned to
<html>(it used to be<body>). For moving forward, let's use a more standard way to retrieve the correct scrolling element:document.scrollingElement. For those browsers that do not support it yet, it will fallback to<html>.References:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45061901/chrome-61-body-doesnt-scroll
https://transitory.technology/scrollingelement/