Next.js · Junior · Question 61 of 75

What does `scroll={false}` on `<Link>` do?

✓Correct answer: Keeps the current scroll position instead of scrolling to the top of the new page
2Disables scrolling on the target page
3Prevents the link from prefetching

Explanation

By default Next.js scrolls to the top of the new segment if it isn't visible. Disable it, e.g., for tabs that only change part of the page.

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