I don't see the problem at all on my iOS device, but I watched your video and I'm pretty sure I know exactly what causes that...   It's due to the fact that scrolling is handled on a different thread, thus iOS is rendering it PAST where it gets pinned for a brief moment before it executes the main JS thread and ScrollTrigger pins it. That's not a bug in ScrollTrigger - it's a logical consequence of how the browser updates things.  My guess is that your video was recorded on an older
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