Reader: the last post snaps too
Its top used to be unreachable — too little page below it to bring it to
the top edge (measured: snap point 2548, max scroll 2356) — so the
browser fell back to the nearest reachable position, the bottom. The
previous answer was to drop its snap point; this is the real one: the
LAST post gets a full screen height, which makes that top exactly
reachable (shorter posts grow to fit, taller ones already were). Costs
nothing visually — posts have no frame, only a separator above.
lvh, not svh: with a disappearing address bar the visible screen is
sometimes the large viewport, and svh would fall just short.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@…>
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