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Actually, all views "share" the same scroll position. So if I scroll down, e.g., the list view and then open the gallery view, I'll directly be at the bottom too. In other words, all "movements" are registered by all views, even those currently not displayed. This is quite annoying, because when you go back to the tab you were before, you first have to look for where you left off.
Reset scroll position to the top when switching views.
Actually remembering the scroll position when you switch back to another view.
I'll leave a "Help Wanted" label here since this is neither a priority nor a particularly annoying bug. The issue is not precisely that scroll position is perfectly tracked, but that the limit is reset when switching views.
Actually, all views "share" the same scroll position. So if I scroll down, e.g., the list view and then open the gallery view, I'll directly be at the bottom too. In other words, all "movements" are registered by all views, even those currently not displayed. This is quite annoying, because when you go back to the tab you were before, you first have to look for where you left off.
From vitrivr/cineast#108 by https://github.com/mpas97
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