Hmm, if Firefox is moving the cursor into the form, that could be why that part of the page is brought into view. But other browsers do not move the cursor into the form? Does Firefox seem to be inserting data into the form?

Hmm, if Firefox is moving the cursor into the form, that could be why that part of the page is brought into view. But other browsers do not move the cursor into the form? Does Firefox seem to be inserting data into the form?

Not from what I can see. Here is the site: https://carlsoninvest.com/

The framed page displays a network error dialog, although this seems to be dismissed automatically after a few seconds. The error dialog might cause Firefox to show that area of the page.

The network error is caused by a CORS error. You can get a better look at the error if you right-click > This Frame > Open Frame in New Tab and check the web console (Ctrl+Shift+K). Please ask Advisor Engine to take a look at it, since it's their script.

I seem to have this pref set to true what makes it work without scrolling down.

network.http.referer.disallowCrossSiteRelaxingDefault.top_navigation = true

I seem to have this pref set to true what makes it work without scrolling down. network.http.referer.disallowCrossSiteRelaxingDefault.top_navigation = true

Hmm, I have that set to true, too. Maybe there is some other factor in my configuration.

Currently I get a 429 error, indicating that either I or the website have made too many requests.