It's really annoying thing, and makes it challenging to read docs. It's definitely related to lazy load. Here's another one screencast. Jump happens on 00:15.

@AndrewAntoniuk I don't fully get what you meant by the page jumping around, I watched the video you sent but couldn't figure out where the jumping occurred.

@abdullah43577 it's happening at the end of the recording, the page suddenly scrolls more than it expected

@abdullah43577 it's happening at the end of the recording, the page suddenly scrolls more than it expected

Ohh I fully understand the problem now, thanks for clarifying.
Has anyone taken a step on solving this issue.

There is a PR opened, but I'm not sure about the status of it

Just noting that this is still an issue (in the latest version of Chrome, at least) in May 2024. Looks like the PR is still open: #6063

Same with Microsoft Edge browser in May 2024. Difficult to read the docs like https://react.dev/learn/passing-data-deeply-with-context

Having the same problem! and I thought that I was the only one lol. Chrome Version 126.0.6478.127 (Official Build) (64-bit).

#7146 I made a pull request fixing this behaviour.

It was due to previous iframes getting unmounted to save memory, thus making page jumps. This bug makes it very hard to keep focusing on the doc.