Unless you scroll a page at a time using Page Down or Space.
When I'm at the top of the page, the last visible item is "Live Room". If I page down once, the first visible item becomes "Black Refraction". I never even see that there's an item called "Live Room Out", it's obscured first by the footer and then by the header.
I've wondered if browsers couldn't reduce the paging distance by subtracting the height of header and footer regions on the page (as identified by position: absolute?). Something tells me it would not be so simple.
it should be possible for the page to fix, I think, by listening for a pagedown or spacebar press and changing the scroll position based on the height of the viewport minus the height of the stuff that obscures the viewport.
I think it would be really difficult for the browser to come up with a solution that would work anywhere.
When I'm at the top of the page, the last visible item is "Live Room". If I page down once, the first visible item becomes "Black Refraction". I never even see that there's an item called "Live Room Out", it's obscured first by the footer and then by the header.