[Suggestion] History and Navigation

[nerdachse]

Hey there!

Motivation

After #50 is closed, clicking a link to a local md file will open it in the current window.

I think it makes sense to add some lightweight "history" and "navigation" in order to be able to go back to the previously opened file.

Other alternatives

Well, if every markdown file has a link to the previous one, this is a none issue. Like if you create a strict hierarchy. But it relies on the content of the markdown files, which is outside our control.

I think it makes sense to add this, especially now (or rather soonish ;)) that the content of the current window is overwritten.

To decide

Shortcuts for navigation and maybe even some kind of menu-bar/ui buttons?

[trimental]

I think navigation shortcuts would be a good idea however I'm unsure whether ui buttons would be a good fit. One of the reasons (other than being lazy) of avoiding creating a ui interaction bar or something similar, is that it would take up screen space and add visual complexity.

I like the idea of inlyne being a viewport to the markdown page and nothing more. More of a CLI app that spawns a window than a GUI app that's launched from the terminal.

History shouldn't be hard to track and the framework to implement customisable shortcuts was already made by @LovecraftianHorror. Overall this should be another easy feature to implement :)

[CosmicHorrorDev]

This should be possible now in main with the Alt+<left or right arrow> or the bp or bn keybinds