Abstract: A method may include receiving data indicating a navigation in a scroll box of a document. The method may include determining a scroll offset associated with the navigation. The method may include determining a scroll stop location that corresponds to the scroll offset in the scroll box. The method may include determining whether the scroll stop location is associated with a first stop object in the scroll box. In response to the scroll stop location not being associated with the first stop object, the method may include determining a second stop object preceding the scroll stop location in the scroll box, configuring the second stop object to appear in the scroll stop location, and rendering a set of content within a view frame of the scroll box. The set of content may include the second stop object and a subset of scroll-box content starting from the scroll stop location.