I'm puzzled by the occurrence of this issue. It's particularly noticeable on Firefox and iPads, although Safari also experiences a slight problem.
This glitch manifests in two instances for me.
My setup includes a dark background image with a white container overlaying it, occupying 90% of the screen and housing all the content. When I scroll rapidly on Firefox or an iPad, the white container intermittently disappears and then reappears.
In addition, there is a navigation bar that should switch to a fixed position once the user has scrolled 30 pixels down; it cannot be initially fixed, though. While Chrome executes this function correctly, Firefox and Safari introduce a delay before implementing the fixed menu.
The issues observed on the iPad seem similar to those discussed here: iPad Safari scrolling causes HTML elements to disappear and reappear with a delay.
The content disappearing only seems to occur during rapid scrolling, whereas the delayed menu change transpires with any scrolling speed; normal scrolling reveals the desired behavior.