Yes. As a rule of thumb, unless you're making some kind of experiment/poc/artistic work please don't hijack the native browser scroll ever. Hate that this still has to be said in 2023. We like and (maybe) configured the scroll on the OS to our own taste, it's pointless to try and impose an slower, inferior and bug-ridden non-native implementation of the scroll just to add some kind of "smoothness".
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Yes. As a rule of thumb, unless you're making some kind of experiment/poc/artistic work please don't hijack the native browser scroll ever. Hate that this still has to be said in 2023. We like and (maybe) configured the scroll on the OS to our own taste, it's pointless to try and impose an slower, inferior and bug-ridden non-native implementation of the scroll just to add some kind of "smoothness".