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I believe I have have the same issue. I think scroll-frame-loading gets added, but it's on the parent... So, when you click a scroll-frame link, it immediately pops open the blank iframe and waits for that to load with no visible indicator for the user... Is that what you're seeing?
I did a little more digging and it looks like the scroll-frame-loading class does get added in all browsers to parent body tag, but it gets removed instantly in chrome and safari because this function iframe.onload on line 73 of scroll-frame.js doesn't return anything in those browsers. My "fix" (a hack really) was to comment out the iframe.onload function, then put another script inside the iframe that tells its parent to remove the scroll-frame-loading class once it's loaded.
scroll-frame-loading
class gets added in firefox, but not chrome or safari.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: