For this reason, I usually default to reading text-heavy websites on archive.today (https://archive.today/IpfNq [0]). It disables javascript and statically renders even a dynamic page to the extent that it can.

[0] mirrors: https://archive.is/IpfNq / https://archive.ph/IpfNq / https://archive.vn/IpfNq / https://archive.md/IpfNq / https://archive.fo/IpfNq

Absolutely unreadable because of this. I often just read segments of a paragraph to see if it contains interesting information and scroll on - or back if I think I missed something - but this scrolljacking breaks everything. I've rarely seen a page as bad as this one.

I was thinking: "They really should add two toggles to the top of the page: one which makes the images static so that the scroll-problem disappears and one where all the non-relevant, non-technical information is hidden."

I think here it is bearable because the page is more like a presentation. The worst is when nothing special happens, and you only notice scrolling is off.