Responsive prototype scrolls when less than initial size even when set to no scrolling?

When viewing a prototype in responsive mode it enables scroll when the viewport height is less than the designed height. Even when it’s set to No scrolling, there is no min width or height etc.

I want the prototype to be responsive, have it adapt to the size of the viewport of the user, whether the viewport is bigger or smaller. When I need a min size I can always define a min width/height.

Making the initial frames of prototypes much smaller than what’s common is cumbersome because it’s makes it harder to work with the page. You’d always be looking / working with what’s an edge case.


It can lead to weird issues, where once you’ve scrolled through a child element it will scroll the whole page:

Example file:

Is there a workaround?

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Not sure what you are trying to achieve, or what your question is here?

I’ll try to clarify my original post. But I don’t want the prototype to scroll, I want it to be responsive. Take up more or less space, depending on the viewport of the user.

You mean like this? https://www.figma.com/design/O5Co5omrVfqmRFWiQTTJzg/Scrolling-in-responsive-prototype?node-id=0-1&t=719KNXHGT1lZkUVj-1

Still seems to scroll? What did you change?

yes, it seems to scroll when the viewport is smaller than the frame.

why do you want a viewport that small for?

Ah that’s just an example. Our actual designs are 832 high, but some of our users have smaller viewports during our user tests.