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I made alt+left/right work in Firefox, as that was the only browser where I could reproduce the issue from this page.
It doesn't work on the main forum page when offline. On the main site page and in forum threads, it works.
On the first visit to the site or forum (offline), all threads appear as if they have new messages, highlighted in bold. Only after an hour or more (today three and a half hours have passed and all threads still haven't become "all read") do all threads become normal, while threads with new messages are highlighted in bold.
It seems to me that on such a first visit (without browser history), all threads should immediately appear normal (all read), and only become highlighted when a new message appears.
When I enter a forum thread and it jumps to a new message, after reading it, I decide to reply. I enter my data, and in that thread, I get thrown to the very top instead of staying on that message. I have to scroll down the page every time. And when logging out after leaving a reply, it also throws me to the top of the thread, rather than staying where I left the reply — in case there's an error and I need to edit. I have to scroll down.
If it's on the main forum page, it seems to be about the sections — navigating through them wasn't being recorded in the browser history; I changed it so they are recorded now.
I made it so that without history or in incognito mode, all sections are immediately marked as read.
I added functionality so that anchor scrolls after # in the URL are passed along with the login — meaning if you're on a page that points to a specific message and then log in, the link remains.