# Continously refreshing results in different posts focussed

**URL:** <https://meta.discourse.org/t/continously-refreshing-results-in-different-posts-focussed/13996>\
**Category:** Feature\
**Created:** [22 Março , 2014 04:02 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/continously-refreshing-results-in-different-posts-focussed/13996 "2014-03-22T04:02:37Z")\
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**Post date:** [22 Março , 2014 04:02 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/continously-refreshing-results-in-different-posts-focussed/13996/1 "2014-03-22T04:02:37Z")

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I’m not sure if this is a FireFox-only issue and I doubt it, but the procedure is as follows:

1. Open a page at a specific post (hotlink, permalink whatever)
2. The post is vertically centered and highlighted with the (new) blue color.
3. Refresh the site.
4. The page now centers the **previous** post and highlights that. You can notice how the url changed to `.../1/4`.
5. Repeat until you reached the original post of the thread.

I can understand why this is happening and I also understand that it is hard to track which post I am actually reading, but in the described scenario this should not happen.

My use case that led to this discovery:  
I opened a few posts that I wanted to read later in multiple tabs. I then wanted to reply to those but since I didn’t have an account on the site yet I had to create one. Hence, I had to refresh all the tabs I opened and suddenly was wondering why I opened them in the first place because I could not remember why I would open the exact posts the view was focussed on.

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