Similar questions feature STILL blinds me from seeing my own typing, unexpectedly puts links under my cursor. Is there any way to avoid this?

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I ask a LOT of questions so this a regular recurring problem for me.

I like the idea of the Similar questions feature and I've found one suggestion five suggestions helpful so far(!), but there are two three things that interrupt my flow when I am writing a question post.

1. Suddenly and unexpectedly the UI dramatically changes my small laptop screen, throwing my work area (where I am busy composing) down to the bottom and putting a big box of stuff right where both my eyes and my cursor are.

2. This is made worse by putting the site of typing (blinking cursor) at the absolute bottom because my cursor finds itself involuntarily hovering over a link, which generates the expanded page at the bottom which completely eclipses the line I am currently writing.

3. One time the sudden rearrangement of content on my screen placed a link directly under where I was clicking my curser while attempting to edit. This had the undesired result of sending me off to a new tab and a post I didn't want to see.

I write a lot of questions (>3,300), and most of them are involved and require some amount of concentration, so these regular interruptions of thought happen to me several times a day.

Is there some kind of tweak that can make this sudden, unexpected screen shift and eclipse a little less sudden and dramatic, and avoid the obscuration of the line I'm typing on?

The feature itself is important, I'm only asking about an adjustment to improve the user experience.

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MacBook Air/macOS/Chrome Incognito (slow GIF):

The question itself.

Update:

New Style (network wide now):

Question: Do Mars rovers protect optical windows during dust storms? Do they “avert their eyes” or do they just “grin and bear it”?

Old Style

Following this answer (which I had hoped explained the problem but now I see it doesn't) I have discovered that the Similar questions appear without anything being typed into the title bar. The unexpected appearance pushing the active line being typed to the absolute bottom of my screen is real.

The questions themselves 1, 2. Click for full size.

update 2: Happened again on a totally different WiFi location that was performing well (no speed issues) (left) and again with an excellent connection (right). The active line is not eclipsed by the expanded url because I'd only written ~4 lines when the screen-shifting event happened, not enough lines to put the active line quite at the bottom this time.

Happens on other (graduated) sites as well:

Answer 1

I just ran Chrome from my MacBook Air, running macOS. I joined the space stack and simply copied the first two paragraphs from your first linked question:

Ars Technica's Rocket Report: China discovers grid fins, NASA acknowledges Starship program says:

China experiments with grid fins. The launch of a Long March 2C from Xichang last week included a first use of grid fins by China, SpaceNews reports.

Results are no suggested similar questions:

Adding another two paragraphs didn't trigger the search either. The only way for me to get to the suggested similar questions was to enter at least 15 characters into the title bar. Removing the title after the suggestions were loaded didn't remove the suggestions.