Hi,
I've found that the new Safari often doesn't jump to named anchors given as part of a URL. I've found it a particular problem in some vBulletin boards I read quite often. Could people check this URL and see if Safari does what it's supposed to do:
http://forums.macnn.com/showthread.php?p=2485223#post2485223
For me, at the moment, it goes to the top of the page and stays there - it should jump to the 4th post in the thread. Does anyone else see this?
This seems like such a basic problem, I can't believe that no-one else would have noticed it.
I'm not sure why it doesn't always happen in all the forums I read - maybe it's something to do with the speed of the page loading?
I've got another related problem, but it's not so bad. It also relates to named anchor links, like the one above. The thing is that when the link does work, but there are images loading in the page above the named anchor, as the images load it pushes the page down and I lose the anchored position. Safari should make sure that image loading, etc, never causes the page to scroll.
Cheers!
I've found that the new Safari often doesn't jump to named anchors given as part of a URL. I've found it a particular problem in some vBulletin boards I read quite often. Could people check this URL and see if Safari does what it's supposed to do:
http://forums.macnn.com/showthread.php?p=2485223#post2485223
For me, at the moment, it goes to the top of the page and stays there - it should jump to the 4th post in the thread. Does anyone else see this?
This seems like such a basic problem, I can't believe that no-one else would have noticed it.
I'm not sure why it doesn't always happen in all the forums I read - maybe it's something to do with the speed of the page loading?
I've got another related problem, but it's not so bad. It also relates to named anchor links, like the one above. The thing is that when the link does work, but there are images loading in the page above the named anchor, as the images load it pushes the page down and I lose the anchored position. Safari should make sure that image loading, etc, never causes the page to scroll.
Cheers!