SalvatosCould it be related to the "Click to view long quote from..." feature? I assume the page loads all content then it gets shrunk with JS, and that throws Firefox off somehow?

Though Ehvis's link above works as expected for me every time and there's long quotes in it too.

Ohhhh, didn't think of that. You may very well be right about that! Interesting, will have to think on how to best solve that one.

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SalvatosCould it be related to the "Click to view long quote from..." feature? I assume the page loads all content then it gets shrunk with JS, and that throws Firefox off somehow?

Though Ehvis's link above works as expected for me every time and there's long quotes in it too.

Ohhhh, didn't think of that. You may very well be right about that! Interesting, will have to think on how to best solve that one.

I think my suggestion to set the scroll position after everything else is done should work. That's not too hard with jQuery or the experimental Element.scrollIntoView() method.

Okay, this should now be solved, works with 100% replication in both Chrome and Firefox for me now.

I'm now counting the quotes, once the JS loop has finished, it will then use the scrollIntoView() method

Appears to work beautifully now!

Seems fixed for me too! Good job and thanks!

It appears something got broken again. Clicking the comment links in the side bar now scrolls two far (title and approx. two lines are clipped).

It's fine when you click links from the "see more comments" page though. Apparently the ?page=...#id version broke, but the /comment_id=... version is still ok.

Actually, nothing broke, I just never updated the sidebar

Done, fixed.

Thanks!

Something must have changed though. It worked when you fixed that last problem. Anyway, good to have the permanent solution in there!