moxystudio
Check the new scroll restoration feature in Next.js
https://github.com/vercel/next.js/pull/13914/files#diff-5eff10c96fa6858c659318492c4cf7f7
It seems that the X and Y coordinates are being stored in the router state, meaning perhaps we can leverage those instead of saving into the local storage.
Currently, next-router-scroll spam this message when a user disabled localStorage:
SecurityError: Failed to read the 'sessionStorage' property from 'Window': Access is denied for this document.
If the user disables Local Storage, this message will be spam in the browser console.
And it sent a lot of logs to my sentry. If the feature is implemented. it will fix this problem.
@satazor they have already discarded the idea to persist scroll in the router state. Also the built-in solution doesnt provide any control of when we need to restore and in what cases, as well as the ability to persist the scroll of any element. We still need this library :)
