Quick fix for scrolling issues (if done right)

The CSS `overscroll-behavior: contain` property prevents scroll chaining, stopping a scrollable element from triggering page scroll once it reaches its boundary. This is especially useful on mobile where unintended page scrolling can be frustrating. However, there's a caveat: applying it to elements without a fixed or max size can trap users, making it impossible to scroll past the element. The recommendation is to test thoroughly and weigh the pros and cons before adding it to your stylesheet.