To persist scroll position after a page refresh, you can use JavaScript by storing the scroll position in localStorage before the refresh and restoring it when the page reloads. This can be done by capturing window.scrollY and saving it, then using window.scrollTo(0, savedPosition) on page load. For example, GB WhatsApp allows users to resume their chats from where they left off, ensuring a seamless experience without losing context. Similarly, by implementing this scroll persistence technique, websites can enhance user experience by maintaining their position on the page even after a refresh.

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply. May I know which demo and scrolling part you are referring to?

Regards,
Sean