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I think this post may be of some help with this issue:
@Rikard –
Your video shows most of the issue, but it also happens if you are further down the page and decide to scroll up, exposing the URL bar.I know what he is talking about, because I have the same issue. I believe the problem is created when a fullscreen slider interacts with a mobile device’s URL bar. When there is a fullscreen slider at the top of a page and you swipe down, the address bar disappears and creates more space on this page. The fullscreen slider detects this and resizes the image to fill up this new real estate. This resizing happens any time the user swipes up or down to show or hide the URL bar, anywhere on the page. The result is a “jumpy” scrolling experience on a mobile phone.
Since Chrome developer tools doesn’t have a disappearing URL bar like a mobile phone, the issue cannot be recreated in Chrome developer tools.
In my opinion, the solution lies within the resizing script for the fullscreen slider. I’ve seen the same problem with other themes, but there are some newer themes with fullscreen sliders that do not exhibit this problem.
Here you go :)
That works! Thank you.
Also, I got rid of the scale-up effect with this
#mobile-advanced { transform: scale(1); }
