[artlung][KevinMarks] one cheap way to do that is to create an `#anchor` on the page and point the src of the iframe to that. I believe one can also set an onload handler inside the element and set the scroll of the element to that value
[artlung]though setting scroll of en external url may oblige you to create a content security policy about 'unsafe-inline` scripts if it were in the onload handler
[artlung]could also check to see if `(window.self !== http://window.top)` on the included page generically and infer that it would need to be scrolled so `if (window.self !== http://window.top) { window.scrollTo(0,50); }` on the included page is nice and terse.
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ax562In what language would it be the least time consuming to create a user login type thing for a website? Could I use sql? Ideally I would want to encrypt each users memory space.
LoqiIndieAuth is a federated login protocol for Web sign-in, enabling users to use their own domain to sign in to other sites and services https://indieweb.org/indieauth