When Chrome computes the bounding box of an accessible object it should clip to the bounds of the nearest window.
It's possible to reproduce on any platform when running a screen reader that highlights the bounds of the current focused object and updates when you scroll the page, however the details may vary by platform.
On Chrome OS, turn on ChromeVox, then Tab to a link that's below the fold (the page has to scroll), then scroll back up to the top of the page without changing focus (e.g. using the mouse wheel).
See attached images: focus a link on Wikipedia while the page is scrolled slightly, then use the mouse wheel to scroll up a bit so that it's now off-screen; the highlight is now outside of the window.
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Comment 1 by dmazz...@chromium.org
, Sep 11 2017