> Accessible to all The website itself doesn't seem to take that too seriously. For example, it loses scroll position when navigating: * go there from HN * s

> Accessible to all The website itself doesn't seem to take that too seriously. For example, it loses scroll position when navigating: * go there from HN * scroll down a bit * press the Back button in the browser to go back to HN * press the Forward button in the browser to go to the site again * you are now scrolled the very top again, instead of where you scrolled to Tested in curren Chrome and Firefox on Linux. Also note how HN doesn't have this problem, it will remember your scroll position so you can continue reading where you left off. Browsers are smart, they have accessibility built-in. Too clever JavaScriptery destroys it.