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Nested scroll always top when print

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toan.spro
toan.spro
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When I print the resulting web page in Chrome, it maintains the scroll position of the inner div. But when I do the same in Firefox, it always scrolls the inner div to the top.

Is this an issue with Firefox? Is there a way for me to maintain the scroll position?

Code example: [https://jsfiddle.net/toanspro/Lhfoqdm.../1/]

When I print the resulting web page in Chrome, it maintains the scroll position of the inner div. But when I do the same in Firefox, it always scrolls the inner div to the top. Is this an issue with Firefox? Is there a way for me to maintain the scroll position? Code example: [[https://jsfiddle.net/toanspro/Lhfoqdmz/1/|https://jsfiddle.net/toanspro/Lhfoqdmz/1/]]

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Jonathan Watt
Jonathan Watt
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Yes, this is an issue in Firefox. The issue is tracked by this bug report: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=659715

I don't believe there's a way for users to maintain the scroll position, unfortunately.