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Removed. I see the scrolling happens for me in Chromium so that's not PCWorld's doing.

• Arnavion 2y ago
  Your second screenshot is scrolled up to show the top header bar that mentions Bing. The default page load scrolls down just enough to hide it (intentionally or otherwise).
  • dsissitka 2y ago
    It's not doing it for me in Firefox but it is in Chromium.
    • Arnavion 2y ago
      Sure. It also does it in Edge which is what all the articles are about, since Windows+Edge is the primary reason people end up using Bing by default.
• pie_flavor 2y ago
  The page automatically scrolls, 9to5google's article has a gif of it in action. https://9to5google.com/2025/01/06/bing-trick-users-google/ https://9to5google.com/2025/01/06/bing-trick-users-google/
• deleted 2y ago
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• Sephr 2y ago
  > the scrolling probably isn't intentional What makes you believe that? It's pretty clearly intentional even if it only applies to Chromium browsers.
  • dsissitka 2y ago
    I was referring to PCWorld there. I've rephrased it. Hopefully it's a little clearer now.
    • Sephr 2y ago
      Ah, thanks for the clarification