You may have noticed a breaking change in scroll behavior in modern browsers called scrollRestoration while using Vue Router.
It is an awesome feature that allows the browser to jump back to the previously saved scroll location with a JS script based routing.
Unfortunately, it conflicts with the Vue Router implemented methods scrollBehavior.
If you have no <transition/> on your <router-view/> you might not see any difference with the old behavior.
But if you are using it, especially leave transition, the page scroll jumps back to top at the start of the transition when you navigate to a new page.
The solution is to set scrollRestoration to manual, so the browser doesn't try to handle the behavior in your place.
if ('scrollRestoration' in window.history) {
window.history.scrollRestoration = 'manual';
}
Source: History API: Scroll Restoration by Paul Lewis
Top comments (3)
Thank you so much Rémi, it helped me fix a bug when I was preventing route using
next()when my LightGallery is opened (to make the back button act as a close action for this LightGallery), but the page would scroll to the top and not keeping the actual scroll. This is pure gold, the experience is now excellent great tips man!Have you adressed an issue in vue-router? and thx for the article
There is already a thread about the matter.
I think it might be still at discussion whether to implement because
History.scrollRestorationis an experimental feature and might be removed.