[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 75501] Webkit takes too long to move the scrollbar back to its previous position when you click Back.

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=75501





--- Comment #5 from Cngevpxhaqrefpber <Cngevpxhaqrefpber at gmail.com>  2012-01-05 09:46:41 PST ---
> So in Safari, the page cache actually works at reddit.com.  I just tried this: Went to the main page, scrolled all the way down, clicked an imgur link, hit back, and it was literally instant.  Chrome doesn't use the WebKit page cache so I can't speak to its performance on this one page.

Not for me. However, what's interesting is when I turn off extensions completely in Safari (I only have one extension installed and enabled: Magic Scroll by Slice Factory: http://www.slicefactory.com/browser-extensions/magic-scroll-safari/274 -- I was using 0.1 but it looks like the version at the link above "works" too) it appears that the delay before the scrollbar is restored to its previous position goes away. Completely I think, and I also was able to reproduce this every time -- or maybe it's just a coincidence? I'd be interested to see if you can reproduce it too.

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