Explain the issue you are having:
After you go to your profile, and you hit your flag button (the one, under your avatar), the page sends you to your country ranking right?
Yeah sure it does, however let me explain, after you click this flag, the link becomes:
https://osu.ppy.sh/p/pp?s=3&o=1&c=PL&f=Marcin#jumpto
After some cleaning
https://osu.ppy.sh/p/pp?c=PL&f=Marcin#jumpto
Where 'c' variable stands for country, which in my case is PL for Poland,
'f' variable, which stands for my name, in my case "Marcin",
And #jumpto is javascript event.
What does it mean? The page should scroll down to your name, and show it somehow. However, independently on what's as 'f' argument, nothing happens.
I don't think it's intended, so:
a) fix it
b) remove it, if you're not going to fix it / feel like it's unnecessary.
Is it reproducible? If so, explain the steps to do so:
1. Go to your profile
2. Click on your flag
3. The link is having unnecessary GET variables, even though they don't work as they should.
I was going to make the country ranking on profile, through using javascript plugins, however, I wasn't able because of this. And I don't want to scrap whole page, just to look for your position 
After you go to your profile, and you hit your flag button (the one, under your avatar), the page sends you to your country ranking right?
Yeah sure it does, however let me explain, after you click this flag, the link becomes:
https://osu.ppy.sh/p/pp?s=3&o=1&c=PL&f=Marcin#jumpto
After some cleaning
https://osu.ppy.sh/p/pp?c=PL&f=Marcin#jumpto
Where 'c' variable stands for country, which in my case is PL for Poland,
'f' variable, which stands for my name, in my case "Marcin",
And #jumpto is javascript event.
What does it mean? The page should scroll down to your name, and show it somehow. However, independently on what's as 'f' argument, nothing happens.
I don't think it's intended, so:
a) fix it
b) remove it, if you're not going to fix it / feel like it's unnecessary.
Is it reproducible? If so, explain the steps to do so:
1. Go to your profile
2. Click on your flag
3. The link is having unnecessary GET variables, even though they don't work as they should.
