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Isn't that a thing of the past, with scroll anchoring being a feature of most major browsers?
by StavrosK 7y ago
Isn't that a thing of the past, with scroll anchoring being a feature of most major browsers?
- gmueckl 7y agoSadly, no. I experience many pages jumokng around wildly. Most often, the culprit seems to be ads that arrive late. Sometimes, it seems like pages are only requesting them when their intended position scrolls into view, so they pop up in the middle of the screen. So the browser must move either the upper half up or the lower half down to make space.
- entropicdrifter 7y agoIt's pretty depressing that so many otherwise modern UIs are totally broken whenever you're not using an ad-blocker