Javascript – use X amount of object variables in if statement

I'd like to make the following code more generic/page-independent so that I can use it for other projects too.

The code is checking if a certain value in the localCache exists and if the location.pathname has a certain string. If so, it should scroll to top etc.

Now it looks like this:

if (referrer == "home" && location.pathname == "projects"){
    window.scrollTo(0,0);
    localStorage.setItem('referrer', 'projects');
}

I'd like to make more generic so that it's not depending on the exact amount of strings of the location.pathname and so that it can refer to an X amount of location.pathnames.

I tried to make an object out of the different strings like this:

let object = {
    homePage: "home",
    noScrollPages: {[
      "projects", 
      "about",
      "info"
    ]}
}

if (referrer == homePage && (location.pathname == "/" + noScrollPages[0]) || location.pathname == "/" + noScrollPages[1] || location.pathname == "/" + noScrollPages[2]){
    window.scrollTo(0,0);
    localStorage.setItem("referrer", noScrollPages[0, 1, 2 or X, whichever resolves as true in the if statement]);
    console.log(localStorage.getItem("referrer"));
}

So, basically I don't know how code it so that it doesn't rely on the explicit declaration of [0] or [1], because it could be X number of pages.

Thanks for any tips!