there are a bunch of style sheet and javascript set up to work in tandem with each other that i find rather upsetting. you can go in and force things to load completely rather than on scroll but you then need to make sure that the page allows for that to happen. and they didn’t exactly name their json/javascript/css in any way to make things easy to find either, as they are all name dynamically on site load. i’d go with testing without hardware acceleration, and if that doesn’t work then you’ll have to find a way to disable very specific files from loading or neuter them so that they load the way you need them to.

a small question, if I may.

When I worked in technical support for a popular phone brand a lifetime ago, I had to make clickable “navigatable” pdfs. Create empty objects around apps and settings so that technicians could help clients without having access to their phone or device with current OS update. I would update mine and take screen shots then convert those with clickable objects to switch to the correct page to act as a sudo phone/tablet. Is this something that BentoPDF can do?