Yeah, I know what you mean, that's why I was thinking the same and wasn't sure if I was missing anything. It was actually the normalizeScroll and setting this to true. In Chrome this changes the scroll 'speed' (?) almost, or does something in Chrome? Other browsers to doesn't appear to affect this so much, but this is inline with the other sites I referenced anyway & what client was looking for so all good. Not 100% the reason for it, but I'll read through some of the doc's and see if I can make sense of it! All sorted though. Thanks for both your help & thanks for the amazing products as always!
