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In response to "I don't have the old TT to confirm, but I think it has to do with the use of anchors (#) around or near the links? -- nm" by kilboooo

Dunno. It might even have to do with the page being dynamically generated and sending no-cache signals. -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Oct 28 '08, 10:53

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I think you're right. There are many references to scroll position bugs in Firefox related to no-cache pages. Firefox users can install this -- (link) - kilboooo Oct 28, 10:58

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