问题
I am experiencing very strange Google Chrome behavior.
In my JavaScript I have scrollTo on page load that scrolls to particular part.
The code is simple as:
$('body').animate({ scrollTop: $('nav ul').position().top }, 1000);
But the problem is that when it scroll the page Google Chrome reload the page and that JavaScript is not firing again.
Maybe some one experiencing that before and have a solution or an idea why that is happening?
Thank you!
P.S. forgot to give an live example (do not take as advertising) - csspandemic.com
P.P.S. As people suggested it is working fine on Windows and happening only on OSX. (I changed the title.)
回答1:
Looks like it's a bug in Chrome: http://crbug.com/61674. Chrome isn't reloading the page -- it's restoring the scroll position to where it was the last time the page was loaded. If you scroll to a different position in the page and then refresh, you will see that the jump is to that last position; conversely, if you load the page in incognito mode, it works fine, because there isn't any cached scroll position.
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of a good workaround for this. I tried changing location.hash in an attempt to invalidate the cached scroll position, but to no avail.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13600832/google-chrome-page-reloading-on-osx