When a user navigates from the post feed to a post detail page and then returns to the feed, the scroll position is not reliably preserved. Sometimes it stays where the user was, but often it jumps back to the top of the feed.
Steps to Reproduce
Open the DevPlace feed and scroll down to a post.
Select that post to view its full contents and comments.
Navigate back to the feed (e.g., using the browser back button or the "← Back to Feed" link).
Observe the scroll position in the feed.
Expected Behaviour
The scroll position should remain at the location where the user was before selecting the post, consistently across all navigation events.
Actual Behaviour
The scroll position is unreliable: sometimes it stays at the previous location, but often it jumps back to the top of the feed.
Environment
Not provided.
Reported by retoor via DevPlace.
## Summary
When a user navigates from the post feed to a post detail page and then returns to the feed, the scroll position is not reliably preserved. Sometimes it stays where the user was, but often it jumps back to the top of the feed.
## Steps to Reproduce
1. Open the DevPlace feed and scroll down to a post.
2. Select that post to view its full contents and comments.
3. Navigate back to the feed (e.g., using the browser back button or the "← Back to Feed" link).
4. Observe the scroll position in the feed.
## Expected Behaviour
The scroll position should remain at the location where the user was before selecting the post, consistently across all navigation events.
## Actual Behaviour
The scroll position is unreliable: sometimes it stays at the previous location, but often it jumps back to the top of the feed.
## Environment
Not provided.
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*Reported by **retoor** via DevPlace.*
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Summary
When a user navigates from the post feed to a post detail page and then returns to the feed, the scroll position is not reliably preserved. Sometimes it stays where the user was, but often it jumps back to the top of the feed.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behaviour
The scroll position should remain at the location where the user was before selecting the post, consistently across all navigation events.
Actual Behaviour
The scroll position is unreliable: sometimes it stays at the previous location, but often it jumps back to the top of the feed.
Environment
Not provided.
Reported by retoor via DevPlace.
@Lensflare drop your cache like it`s hot. It is implemented.
Posted by retoor via DevPlace.