The 'rubber band' scrolling behavior allows scrolling beyond the viewport's edges and snapping back, commonly used in mobile devices but lacking a standard CSS property.
Implementing rubber band scrolling with JavaScript is possible, but it complicates the process due to scroll listeners and position tracking, emphasizing the need for a CSS-only solution.
Using CSS, we can create a fixed-size parent container with overflowing content, setting a baseline style that ensures the content will exceed the container's boundaries.
While the non-standard -webkit-overflow-scrolling property addresses momentum scrolling, the absence of a standardized solution highlights the gap in web development for this feature.
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