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>OP solved that by having a link in the top of the page that will skip to navigation. Just tested that, and it doesn't skip to navigation. It scrolls down, but

>OP solved that by having a link in the top of the page that will skip to navigation. Just tested that, and it doesn't skip to navigation. It scrolls down, but the next tab is still the links in the content.

FinnKuhn 3y ago
and it breaks the back button by doing that :D Hamburger menus are fine for mobile devices where space is limited and for desktop devices just use a normal nav bar instead of this mess.
- codetrotter 3y ago
  > it breaks the back button No it doesn't. One extra step back is not "breaking the back button" when you explicitly have clicked an inline link. That is your browser working as intended.
codetrotter 3y ago
> it doesn't skip to navigation Maybe your browser is broken It works for me as it should both on mobile iOS Safari and on desktop Brave browser. (Brave is Chromium-based.) I didn't test on Firefox because although I used to use ff for many years I am currently not using it.
- chrismorgan 3y ago
  Firefox handles it properly. Every browser I’ve ever known always has.
  - codetrotter 3y ago
    Exactly.