Description: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15jHD-eFFxSxOMNeKYSU_BXQckrX4uDPn/view?usp=sharing Steps to Reproduce: 1.Make a long page 2.Undo or redo in the upper part or in the middle 3. Actual Results: Pushes you downwards Expected Results: Stay where you are Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: In the video
Created attachment 203560 [details] File in the video
Hello, when I open your file, then I have not Undo/redo stack, of course. Please write steps how to reproduce the bug and describe what is the problem. Thanks.
(In reply to raal from comment #2) > Hello, when I open your file, then I have not Undo/redo stack, of course. > Please write steps how to reproduce the bug and describe what is the > problem. Thanks. 1. Make a document 2. Open 3 pages 3. Write something on page 3 4. Look at page 1 and undo actions on page 3 on page 1 5. It takes you from page 1 to page 3 I thought of undoing/redoing without being pushed anywhere
(In reply to raal from comment #2) > Hello, when I open your file, then I have not Undo/redo stack, of course. > Please write steps how to reproduce the bug and describe what is the > problem. Thanks. The issue seems to be that it thinks if you undo/redo - you want to go where the action occurred - and it's right. But the opposite is right too, you may want to undo/redo without being forced to anywhere else It seems like it's impossible to satisfy both. Maybe there could be a setting that chooses either the way it is or undo/redo do not change your destination in a document
(In reply to Danat from comment #4) > The issue seems to be that it thinks if you undo/redo - you want to go where > the action occurred - and it's right. But the opposite is right too, you may > want to undo/redo without being forced to anywhere else > > It seems like it's impossible to satisfy both. Maybe there could be a > setting that chooses either the way it is or undo/redo do not change your > destination in a document Let's ask UX.
The undo/redo action changes the document content similar to keystrokes or formatting. You need to get a clear feedback if the text changes and that takes priority over a static view. => NAB