They looked at Apple's product pages, couldn't figure out how they work and why they are made to work like that, and piled all up on their own pages. On a more

They looked at Apple's product pages, couldn't figure out how they work and why they are made to work like that, and piled all up on their own pages. On a more general note, I totally agree with you: scroll hijacking is a real issue and very very few people actually take care to implement it correctly. The New Yorker is one of the few who usually get it right in their interactive stories.