Bugzilla

This might be an issue under web compatibility issues. The main element of the short videos is `.carousel-wrapper` div element. And the element is not scrollable, no ancestor is scrollable. And the element listens touchstart/touchmove/touchend events. The touchmove listener is this;


```
onTouchMove: function (f) {
            e = c = f = f.touches[0].clientY;
            f = c - b;
            b = c;
            var g;
            null == (g = a.Qx) ||
            g.call(a, f)
          },
```

The `f` is an touchmove event originally, but it's replaced with `f.touches[0].clientY at the first line, so that means the even will never be preventDefault-ed. That's the reason why pull-to-refresh is triggered I think.

This might be an issue under web compatibility issues. The main element of the short videos is `.carousel-wrapper` div element. And the element is not scrollable, no ancestor is scrollable. And the element listens touchstart/touchmove/touchend events. The touchmove listener is this;


```
onTouchMove: function (f) {
            e = c = f = f.touches[0].clientY;
            f = c - b;
            b = c;
            var g;
            null == (g = a.Qx) ||
            g.call(a, f)
          },
```

The `f` is an touchmove event originally, but it's replaced with `f.touches[0].clientY at the first line, so that means the event will never be preventDefault-ed. That's the reason why pull-to-refresh is triggered I think.