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Chrome anchors are broken, Google has locked and is ignoring bug thread
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Re: Chrome anchors are broken, Google has locked and is ignoring bug thread
#12Nothing to see here: Thought it was a bug but it's just a feature difference between browsers. The first time the page loads with an anchor in the url: `http://somesite.com/#gohere` it should load and go to that location on the page. But if you scroll to the bottom for example, then reload the page or put the cursor in the URL bar and press "Return/Enter"... the page will simply reload exactly where you are.
Yeah there are two competing needs here. Users expect to stay in the same location on the page if they refresh it or if they go to another page and use the back button. Users also expect that when the URL contains an anchor then they go to the location of that anchor. It's a tough issue to find the balance between these two user needs but I think the behaviour implemented by Chrome is good. These days it is very rare…
Note there is, in my case, a form submit action to a hidden iframe with the reload but the page location stays put in Firefox.
Re: Chrome anchors are broken, Google has locked and is ignoring bug thread
#13Nothing to see here: Thought it was a bug but it's just a feature difference between browsers. The first time the page loads with an anchor in the url: `http://somesite.com/#gohere` it should load and go to that location on the page. But if you scroll to the bottom for example, then reload the page or put the cursor in the URL bar and press "Return/Enter"... the page will simply reload exactly where you are.
Re: Chrome anchors are broken, Google has locked and is ignoring bug thread
#14This is not a bug thread, it's a community support forum. Please file bugs at https://crbug.com/
Re: Chrome anchors are broken, Google has locked and is ignoring bug thread
#15Re: Chrome anchors are broken, Google has locked and is ignoring bug thread
#16Nothing to see here: Thought it was a bug but it's just a feature difference between browsers. The first time the page loads with an anchor in the url: `http://somesite.com/#gohere` it should load and go to that location on the page. But if you scroll to the bottom for example, then reload the page or put the cursor in the URL bar and press "Return/Enter"... the page will simply reload exactly where you are.
Yeah there are two competing needs here. Users expect to stay in the same location on the page if they refresh it or if they go to another page and use the back button. Users also expect that when the URL contains an anchor then they go to the location of that anchor. It's a tough issue to find the balance between these two user needs but I think the behaviour implemented by Chrome is good. These days it is very rare…