Example: When the user starts from the main entry point at f0ck.me and scrolls down to the bottom of the first initial page shown on the main view, the user gets redirected to the second page, when the user then decides to scroll back up to get back to the first page the current behaviour is as follows: redirects back to the page the user was on before but from the top, it would make more sense to redirect the user back to the last page but on the bottom, so the user can scroll back up to the top.
The desired fix should bring a better feeling and usability of the f0ck website.
Example: When the user starts from the main entry point at f0ck.me and scrolls down to the bottom of the first initial page shown on the main view, the user gets redirected to the second page, when the user then decides to scroll back up to get back to the first page the current behaviour is as follows: redirects back to the page the user was on before but from the top, it would make more sense to redirect the user back to the last page but on the bottom, so the user can scroll back up to the top.
The desired fix should bring a better feeling and usability of the f0ck website.
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Example: When the user starts from the main entry point at f0ck.me and scrolls down to the bottom of the first initial page shown on the main view, the user gets redirected to the second page, when the user then decides to scroll back up to get back to the first page the current behaviour is as follows: redirects back to the page the user was on before but from the top, it would make more sense to redirect the user back to the last page but on the bottom, so the user can scroll back up to the top.
The desired fix should bring a better feeling and usability of the f0ck website.
fix'd!