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When updating the code a week ago, I was trying to be smart (doh!) and ended bundling together the code that updates notifications, regardless of if you've read them or not it would update the existing row.
I've since split this back as it should, to simply add to the total if you haven't seen it and overwrite it if you have seen it with the new details.
You're really dedicated to your website!
Example link: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/valve-has-removed-the-steam-machine-section-from-steam.11505/page=6#r120557
Looking at the page source there's only one element with that id and it seems to be where it should, so I'm not sure what is going on. Using Firefox 59.0.2, no active addons that should be getting in the way.
Liam: You could set the scroll position with javascript after everything is loaded. That should work but probably overkill.
EDIT: Also maybe highlight the linked comment?
[edit]
Ok, I need to change that. This one fails consistently:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/rise-of-the-tomb-raider-is-now-officially-available-on-linux-heres-a-look-at-it-with-benchmarks.11576/page=20#r120609
If can copy/paste this link into a new tab. It will load the page, then a short flash where it will actually be at the correct post after which it will move to the bottom of the page.
So: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/rise-of-the-tomb-raider-is-now-officially-available-on-linux-heres-a-look-at-it-with-benchmarks.11576/comment_id=120609
I can now confirm the issue, but only in Firefox, works 100% of the time in Chrome. Will investigate.
Though Ehvis's link above works as expected for me every time and there's long quotes in it too.
I'm now counting the quotes, once the JS loop has finished, it will then use the scrollIntoView() method :)
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.
Done, fixed.
Something must have changed though. It worked when you fixed that last problem. Anyway, good to have the permanent solution in there!