Yeah, I expect my browser to go backwards when I click back to another site, not be directed to another page on that domain. Also Pinterest hijacks the share function finch of Chrome on Android and will share a link to a main page of sorts.
See also: sites that bind the forward-slash (/) key to their own search box instead of letting it fall through to the standard browser Find In Page behavior.
The committer is confusing two different things here.<p>If you edit your browser setting regarding smooth scrolling you set what happens when you scroll on your input device, i.e. touchpad, mouse wheel or whatever.<p>If you as a website developer set the `scroll-behaviour` css property you control what happens when the browser changes scroll position for ex. if you programatically change the focus.
I just had to reinstall Firefox Mobile (clearing all settings) and then
I wasn't able to zoom on a lot of websites. Fortunately FF has an
option for that but I wonder why there needs to be such an option. Why would a website-maker decide it's better when I'm not able to
zoom on their website and why can they do that at all?