JSF Rendering in IE 7 and Firefox 2.0

Hello everyone,
I have developed a JSF page and have been testing it mostly with Firefox 2.0. I liked how it worked: when virtual forms where submitted only the related components where re-rendered. However, when using IE 7 or firefox 1.0 (haven't tested with firefox 1.5), every time any virtual form is submitted, the browser seems to re-render the entire page, this is really annoying for users since, when you have scrolled down the page and submit one of the virtual forms, the browser scrolls you back to the top. This is ridiculous since simply ordering a table at the bottom of the page takes user back to the top.
I thought I could avoid that by using of Virtual Forms, without Ajax (ajax4jsf) components.
So far it seems to me it's more of a browser issue, and there's not much I can do on the server side besides Ajax. I might be wrong, and that's why I'm asking the forums.
Am I doing something wrong?? How could I make IE behave like Firefox 2.0 without resorting to Ajax?? do I have any alternatives to Ajax?? any suggestion is welcome.
Thanks.

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