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• AdamP AUUniversity ✭✭✭✭✭

  July 2016

  @JeremyBoyd.5439 - not that I am aware of. If it is an option look to the native controls that Xamarin Forms uses to see if there is an option on there. If so, then you could write a custom renderer for each. However I can't seem to find anything for the Android ScrollView from a quick Google. Its not looking hopeful.

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• lucidBrot Member ✭✭

  April 2019

  You can write a custom renderer. On android, I use this:

          protected override void OnElementChanged(VisualElementChangedEventArgs e)
          {
              base.OnElementChanged(e);
              if (e.NewElement as MyScrollView == null)
                  return;
  
              OverScrollMode = ((MyScrollView)e.NewElement).IsOverScrollEnabledOnAndroid ?
                  Android.Views.OverScrollMode.IfContentScrolls :
                  Android.Views.OverScrollMode.Never;
          }
  

  However, it currently seems to only be working for vertically scrolling scrollViews

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• kapseli Member ✭✭

  January 2020

  @lucidBrot said:

  However, it currently seems to only be working for vertically scrolling scrollViews

  You can also prevent horizontal overscrolling by adding this to the custom renderer on Android:

  public override void OnViewAdded(View child)
          {
              if (child is AHorizontalScrollView hScrollV) hScrollV.OverScrollMode = OverScrollMode.Never;
              base.OnViewAdded(child);
          }
  

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