Reloading causes feed position to be lost in recent version
sephamorr opened this issue · comments
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- I am able to reproduce the bug with the latest version.
- I made sure that there are no existing issues - open or closed - which I could contribute my information to.
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- This issue contains only one bug, that only occurs in Squawker
Affected version
3.7.8
Steps to reproduce the bug
- Enable "keep feed offset" switch in settings->feed
- Open feed tab
- Click reload
Expected behavior
The same tweets as before the reload should be visible.
Actual behavior
It appears that the offset with respect to the top of the feed is maintained:
-if you're at the top of the feed before refresh, you'll be kept at the top of the feed
-if you're some distance below, the number of tweets in the icon on the top right remains approximately similar.
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Affected Android/Custom ROM version
MIUI 14.0.23.7.3
Affected device model
Mi11Ultra
Additional information
This behavior worked well in 3.7.2.
I can confirm that the position in the feed is lost after a refresh. Worked fine in earlier versions.
I'm not sure I understand the issue.
Please give me more details about your issue with clear detailed steps, screens snapshots and what is the problem.
I looked at Squawker about 10 minutes ago. Looked at it again just now and saw the last post I'd read earlier. Refreshed the feed and it jumps to the top of the feed (latest post) so I had to scroll down 3 or 4 posts to continue reading from where I'd left off 10 minutes ago.
Ideally it would maintain it's position in the feed at the post I had reached 10 minutes ago. This is how it used to work until an update a while back.
After refresh:
Before refresh:
Same issue noticed for me too.
Using v3.8.2+300015943.
It used to work, but since a few versions it's indeed broken (when you manually refresh the feed.)
There's still a case where the offset (the position in the feed) is kept : quit the app, restart the app : the position is kept (even if the app loads new tweets).