Description
When viewing one file and then opening another file, MarkView does not reset the scroll position for the newly opened file.
Instead, the new file appears to inherit the scroll position from the previously viewed file.
There also seems to be a related layout issue: if the previous file is very long, the next file shows a large amount of empty space at the bottom, as if the scroll height/page height is still based on the previous file rather than the newly opened file.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open a long file in MarkView.
- Scroll down somewhere in the file, for example near the middle or bottom.
- Open a different file, especially a shorter file.
- Observe the scroll position and the bottom area of the new file.
MarkView Version
2.8.2
Browser
Chrome
Operating System
Linux
Screenshots
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Additional Context
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Description
When viewing one file and then opening another file, MarkView does not reset the scroll position for the newly opened file.
Instead, the new file appears to inherit the scroll position from the previously viewed file.
There also seems to be a related layout issue: if the previous file is very long, the next file shows a large amount of empty space at the bottom, as if the scroll height/page height is still based on the previous file rather than the newly opened file.
Steps to Reproduce
MarkView Version
2.8.2
Browser
Chrome
Operating System
Linux
Screenshots
No response
Additional Context
No response
Before submitting