Prevent Scroll Jumping When Prepending New Items in React Table Virtuoso

I am using React Table Virtuoso for a large list of loads in my React app. The table updates every n seconds by prepending newly found loads to the top. However, this causes an issue where the existing items are pushed down, making the scroll position jump and resulting in a loss of sight tracking of the currently viewed loads.

What I Have Tried: I attempted using the firstItemIndex prop of Virtuoso, which helps maintain scroll position to some extent. However, the table still jumps because new items shift everything down. I considered temporarily freezing the scroll position, but I haven't found a good way to do this in Virtuoso while allowing new items to appear naturally.

Expected Behavior: I want new loads to prepend to the table without affecting my current scroll position or causing the list to jump unexpectedly.

Question: How can I properly stabilize the scroll position in React Table Virtuoso when prepending new items? Are there any best practices or workarounds for this issue?

Code:

<TableVirtuoso
                            ref={tableRef}
                            data={renderingRows}
                            style={{
                                flexShrink: 1,
                                height: '95%',
                            }}
                            components={virtuosoComponents}
                            fixedHeaderContent={() => <TableHeader {...tableHeaderProps} />}
                            increaseViewportBy={800}
                            firstItemIndex={firstItemIndex}
                            computeItemKey={(index, load) => load._id + (index % 2 !== 0 ? '-expanded' : '')}
                            overscan={50}
                            scrollerRef={handleScrollerRef}
                            context={{
                                handleRowClick,
                                trackOpenUIElement,
                                removeOpenUIElement,
                                openUIElements,
                            }}
                            itemContent={<LoadRow/>}
                        />