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When searching for some entries you get "stuck", the page cannot scroll to the top for lack of space, which makes it hard to identify which entry it's actually trying to show.
Yeah, it's a very old web convention, and while it works fine for things like Wikipedia headers, the sections in Ruby docs can often be quite tiny and cluttered together with others, making it harder to pin down what I'm supposed to be looking at.
When searching for some entries you get "stuck", the page cannot scroll to the top for lack of space, which makes it hard to identify which entry it's actually trying to show.
Example: https://rubyapi.org/3.0/o/exception#method-i-full_message
It'd be nice if there was some JavaScript that could apply a light CSS effect of some kind to indicate which anchor tag was selected.
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