How to force input type="submit" in Chrome not to scroll the screen to the top of the document?

Question

css

event.preventDefault();/ return false;- impossible, otherwise - it will be bad
Tried to use this code

let submits = document.querySelectorAll('input[type="submit"]');

 submits.forEach(submit => {
   submit.onclick = stopScrolling;
 });

  function stopScrolling(event) {
    alert(window.scrollY);
    window.scrollTo(window.scrollY, window.scrollX);

  }

And tried to use other properties. For example, window.pageXOffset, window.pageYOffset, but such code cannot work. So tell me what to do? And why is everything so sad in chrome? Everything is fine in Mozilla. There, after clicking on input type="submit" The screen will scroll to the section with the form. Haven't tested in other browsers.

Answer 1

submitdoesn't scroll anything, it submits the form . When the form is submitted, the page is reloaded .
Those. as a crutch, you can memorize the submitcoordinates of the scroll before (eg in localStorage) and scroll through them when loading .

Answer 2

Do you happen to have a hash mark in the action of the form?