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Scroll position is part of structs.Page, which means that it isn't remembered if pages aren't cached. But this is bad UX when navigating back and forth on long un-cached pages. An example of this is Astrobotany, which uses client certs (and is therefore not cached according to current logic), and has a long page that lists all the plants.
Possible solutions
Enable caching for client cert pages, and find some other solution to the problem of caching dynamic pages
Store scroll data elsewhere, like in a new array of structs for history ✔️
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Scroll position is part of
structs.Page
, which means that it isn't remembered if pages aren't cached. But this is bad UX when navigating back and forth on long un-cached pages. An example of this is Astrobotany, which uses client certs (and is therefore not cached according to current logic), and has a long page that lists all the plants.Possible solutions
Enable caching for client cert pages, and find some other solution to the problem of caching dynamic pagesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: