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Auto jump to newest messages instead of readmarker at X unread messages? #4285
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for the time being, I would:
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should be covered by #1164 the PR linked there seems to always start loading the conversation where the read marker is located |
did we have a ticket for virtual scrolling though ? |
That is exactly the problem. if the readmarker is 2k messages above you dont want to start there. it's totally unrelated. We could also bring up the "settings dialog" modal thingy and show messages where you were mentioned personally/by group/by "all" as an overview what you missed or something. |
that would be the "scroll to bottom" button. Maybe in the case of lots of messages we can cancel all requests and teleport the user to bottom as if they joined after marking chat as read, which means that we only call So the logic would look as follows when the user clicks "scroll to bottom":
Additionally, I noticed that there's some kind of iteration on |
in theory, now the user could first click "mark conversation as read" before entering it, and then when opening the conversation they'd be directly at the bottom so not sure if we need to do anything on top of this |
We still immediately start loading all messages? Or are we already having logic so it only loads more messages when we scrolled down far enough? |
I think we didn't change anything there, the |
That would be really helpful in any case! |
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
You load in and start participating
Actual behaviour
You join with the chat on friday and start loading the 2k messages in 200 junks.
The main issue is you would jump over mentions, I guess you could use the search, or we simply need a "jump to my next/previous mention" feature that is easily accessible.
cc @nextcloud/designers-talk
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