I am using SmoothDivScroll JQuery plugin in my webapp. The 'scrollable' div gets the height of the content that resides within it. My issue is that when the height of the scrollable div is higher than the visible browser height, when I click inside it, it scrolls down a bit to put the div top most position at the top of the page. I want to prevent that behavior, and it might not be related to the SmoothDivScroll plugin, but some Javascript behavior that I am not aware about. It happens only in IE9 from what I've checked, not Chrome. I can provide any information needed. Thanks.Update:It's the touch scrolling that causes that behavior. When I disable it, it doesn't try to put the scrollable div at the top. Is there any way to still use a touch scroll but without this behavior, because I have buttons there that need to be clickable at the first time, and right now they aren't clicked at the first time due to this behavior.