Is `position: fixed` on `<body>` problematic?
问题 On a SPA for mobile devices and desktop browsers I need to set position: fixed on <body> to avoid iOS' overflow/rubberband scrolling. position: fixed and modifications on the <body> are always somewhat hacky and risky to cause problems. This is why I wanted to clarify: Are there any known problems / caveats / things to watch out for (i.e. stacking context, z-indexing context, static/relative/absolute/fixed positioning on children) / ... when adding position: fixed to <body> 回答1: The "position