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Also browser refreshes should definitely not lose scroll position, though I can understand how with full ones the former position might not be the "correct" one
by BlueTemplar 4y ago
Also browser refreshes should definitely not lose scroll position, though I can understand how with full ones the former position might not be the "correct" one any more with dynamic content like HN... or substack comments (and how did those manage to be so slow and buggy displaying what is almost exclusively text ?!)
- ptx 4y agoNot a refresh of the same page, but if you perform some action (e.g. adding an item to a shopping card), that would imply a POST request which then (according to the common pattern) redirects to the original page... so then you do lose the original scroll position, I think?