In 4.8.1, the Horizontal scrollbar will not keep its current position for the opened file, that is when two files, say A & B, are opened, move file A's Horizontal scrollbar to middle, go to file B, then go back to file A. Now file A's Horizontal scroll bar moved to the most left. But in 4.7.5, it will remember the position.
Is there any reason why removed this feature?
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This is one bug that annoy me too. Sometimes I have to switch between two file tabs often, and its really bad to move the horizontal scrollbar everytime and find the right position again.
Is it possible to get this bug fixed (or feature back, what ever ;))?
sincerely
Stefan1200
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In 4.8.1, the Horizontal scrollbar will not keep its current position for the opened file, that is when two files, say A & B, are opened, move file A's Horizontal scrollbar to middle, go to file B, then go back to file A. Now file A's Horizontal scroll bar moved to the most left. But in 4.7.5, it will remember the position.
Is there any reason why removed this feature?
For me this bug is fixed with version 4.9.2. Thanks to donho.
This is one bug that annoy me too. Sometimes I have to switch between two file tabs often, and its really bad to move the horizontal scrollbar everytime and find the right position again.
Is it possible to get this bug fixed (or feature back, what ever ;))?
sincerely
Stefan1200
Version?
All 4.8.X. Still using 4.8.5, because I wait until 4.9.X are available with the online update feature.
You make me a present (and happy), if you say to me, that this bug is fixed in the current version.
I'm sorry, 4.9.1 shows this behaviour, too.
oh, thats bad. So I still wait until 4.9.X will be released for the online updater.
@ donho: Can you leave a notice here, if this behaviour is wanted, or will be fixed in later versions? It would make me happy to know this. :)