Cursor jumps from where I clicked in an inactive pane to the remembered position

[glocalglocal]

Suppose I have panes A and B open. A is active and I click somewhere in B. Pane B becomes active and the cursor blinks once where I clicked, I start typing expecting my text to appear there, but between first and second blink the plugin moves the cursor to the remembered position and my newly typed text appears there. This keeps happening to me even when delay is set to 0ms and it is very annoying. The only difference 0ms makes is that the first blink ends faster than normal and you can tell something odd is happening.

The first blink where I clicked should not be visible or, better, the cursor should stay where I just clicked and the plugin should forget the remembered position. Intuitively, when a pane is already open and you click in a certain place, you would expect the cursor to move there.

[DLGMosheSteinberg]

FWIW, this one is getting on my nerves too

[ryansalmond]

+1
I'd prefer it if this plugin only triggered when a new file is being opened. If I shift the focus to an already-open pane with a keyboard shortcut, the cursor will be where I left it anyway. But if I shift the focus to an already-open pane by clicking on it, it's almost certainly because I want the cursor to land where I'm clicking.

[chrisspiegl]

This appears to be discussed again in a new Issue which has some traction with a draft pull request: #54

Maybe this here can be closed as a duplicate (even though it was present before Issue #54).