Figured it out. I have a 1920x1080 monitor & when I scroll to the bottom, $(document).height()-$(window).scrollTop() is >800 so it never triggers.
Ahh I knew hardcoding that would be problematic somehow. Most of the known ways to detect the bottom of the page doesn't seem to work for me.
I think this is a better test:
($(window).scrollTop() + document.body.clientHeight) > $('.footer').position().top
It checks if top of the footer is above the bottom of the viewport.
I've added your suggestion. Will update the chrome and firefox webstores soon.
https://bch.gg/86
Awesome! Glad I could help, thanks for the tips too, though improving the community is its own reward.
Nice! That's cleaner than checking an arbitrary 800px lol.
I had to use document.body.clientHeight to get viewport height cuz memo is not including a <!DOCTYPE html> at the top of the page, which prevents usual $(window).height() from working.
