Linking To A Specific Part Of A Web Page That Lacks An Applicable Anchor

Linking to a specific part of a web page and Is there any way to bookmark or link to a section of a page without an anchor? have answers/comments that say that linking to a particu

Solution 1:

Chrome(later than 74.0.3706.0) has an experimental feature ScrollToTextFragment which does exactly what you want

To enable scrolling directly to a specific part of a web page, we propose generalizing the existing support for scrolling to elements based on the fragment identifier. We believe this capability could be used by a variety of websites (e.g. search engine results pages, Wikipedia reference links), as well as by end users when sharing links from a browser.

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Links are sometimes used as citations in web pages where the author wishes to substantiate a claim by referencing another page (e.g. references in wikipedia). These reference pages can often be large, so finding the exact passage that supports the claim can be very time consuming. By linking to the passage that supports their underlying claim, authors can make it more efficient for readers to follow their overall argument.

but the user have to turn on this experimental feature manually.

This feature is currently implemented as an experimental feature in Chrome 74.0.3706.0 and newer. It is not yet shipped to users by default. Users who wish to experiment with it can use chrome://flags#enable-text-fragment-anchor. The implementation is incomplete and doesn't necessarily match the specification in this document.