@fantasai Hey! I hope it's ok to reach out and ask since you're an editor of the Overflow 5 spec.

I was wondering: are there any performance implications for setting scroll-target-group on the <body> element so that all in-page links become scroll markers by default? Would that be an expected and acceptable usage for the property?

@SaraSoueidan Sorry! Didn't see this cuz I don't log in very often. I think that's a good question for @flackr

@fantasai @SaraSoueidan should be nothing inherently slow about this, however I don't think it does what you want.

There is one `:target-current` link within a scroll-target-group, so in your TOC you won't have a :target-current link if one of your links from one section's contents to another is currently active, e.g.

```
Table of contents
- a#chapter1
- a#chapter2

#chapter1

First chapter contents defines #term.

#chapter2

See a#term from...
```

@flackr @fantasai Thank you both! I'll want to dig into this again later 🙏🏻