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On Android 4.4 KitKat, probably related to the Chromium WebView, the scroll position of the previous article is not restored when you go back.
For a very short time (fraction of second) the article is at the right position, but is then restored to the top. The recent 1.6.11 update has changed nothing about that.
I think this problem only occurs on KitKat, but I was not able to verify that.
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On Android 4.4 KitKat, probably related to the Chromium WebView, the scroll position of the previous article is not restored when you go back.
Yes, it does look like it broke in KitKat.
The recent 1.6.11 update has changed nothing about that.
1.6.11 did not intend to fix this.
I don't think this can be fixed in current implementation. The fundamental issue is that WebView API doesn't provide a way to reliably determine when page is really done loading. I will address this in aard2, next gen UI, which is what I'm working on now (alpha-version to be published soon) In aard2, each article will load in a separate WebView instance, so all the state will naturally be preserved.
On Android 4.4 KitKat, probably related to the Chromium WebView, the scroll position of the previous article is not restored when you go back.
For a very short time (fraction of second) the article is at the right position, but is then restored to the top. The recent 1.6.11 update has changed nothing about that.
I think this problem only occurs on KitKat, but I was not able to verify that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: