Description
When returning to a previous page, such as when leaving a calendar album with the browser back button, the scroll position of the previous page is lost and you are returned to the top of the search results. On pages with large numbers of sub-items, this then means scrolling down the page again and waiting for the lazy loading each time until you reach the scroll point you were previously at.
e.g Open 'Calandar' page, scroll down to the bottom, wait for last lazy loaded set to load and open the last item. Then try to navigate backwards to the previous page. You will be at the top of the calendar items rather than at the bottom.
This is particularly noticable when trying to look through photos from a long time back in the calendar month folders. Each time I go backwards to look at the next/previous month, I have to scroll all the way back from 2021 again.
The expected behaviour would be to store the scroll position for the previous pages (perhaps only N last pages), such that on backwards navigation we see the result item that we clicked to enter the sub-page.
Sorry if this is already an issue, I did search beforehand but found nothing.
Thanks 👍
Version: 210111-cc05c430-Linux-x86_64
Browser: Firefox 84 Desktop and Safari iOS
Env: Docker
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