I'm trying to make a webView "bounce" when pulled after scroll reached the max (kind of like the "pull-to-refresh" effect).

I have my custom view extending WebView, and overriding the method

```
 @Override
protected boolean overScrollBy(final int deltaX, final int deltaY, final int scrollX, final int scrollY, final int scrollRangeX, final int scrollRangeY, final int maxOverScrollX, final int maxOverScrollY, final boolean isTouchEvent)
{
    VerticalOverScrollController.Result result = overscrollController.calcVerticalOverScroll(deltaY, scrollY);
    Log.d("overScrollBy", "scrollY " + result.scrollY + " overScrollY " + result.overScrollY);

    return super.overScrollBy(deltaX, deltaY, scrollX, result.getScrollY(), scrollRangeX, scrollRangeY, maxOverScrollX, result.getOverScrollY(), isTouchEvent);
}

```

and *calcVerticalOverScroll* is 

```
 public Result calcVerticalOverScroll(final int deltaY, final int scrollY)
{
    Result result = new Result();

    if (scrollY <= 0 && deltaY < 0)//if at top and pulling down...
    {
        result.scrollY = (maxTopOverScroll > 0) ? scrollY : 0;
        result.overScrollY = maxTopOverScroll;
    } else
    {
        result.scrollY = (maxBottomOverScroll > 0) ? scrollY : 0;
        result.overScrollY = maxBottomOverScroll;
    }

    return result;
}

```

and Result is just 

```
  public static class Result
{
    int scrollY;
    int overScrollY;

    ... getters()
}

```

The thing is, **this works perfectly** on *any* view (including *webview*) **before KitKat**.

**After KitKat** this works perfectly on any view **except WebView**, where the log for *scrollY* is always 0.

Any ideas on what could have changed on this version of the WebView?

If this does not fly, any ideas on how to achieve the overScroll effect on a WebView correctly?

Thanks in Advance.