In the repository list when you scroll to the bottom it automatically loads in the next "page" of results. This is all well and good: it makes the initial load fast and the pages come in quickly as you scroll.

The problem we've noticed is that you can scroll the page to the point where the last entry is on screen and the footer partially visible without triggering the load of the next page (the scrollbar is just a sliver above the bottom). This makes it look like the the list has finished loading when it hasn't.

Ideally the load should start when the last entry in the current list comes on screen (some sort of visibility trigger perhaps) rather than the scrollbar being right at the bottom. That said even a "X more repositories, scroll down to load" message after the last entry in the way the "no more repositories" entry shows up once you've reached the real bottom would be an improvement.

Our concern is that someone unfamiliar with the project and Stash may not even realise another notch down on the mouse wheel could cause more repos to appear.

Not a big issue, at all, but we thought it worth raising.

This same issue may affect other infinite scroll pages, but I haven't looked at them in detail.