A common use-case for me is something like:
- Take minutes of a meeting as a series of unstructured notes
- Go back through the notes after the meeting, adding lots of links, as needed
- As I go, I often jump into the pages I’m linking to, do some quick editing, and then jump back to the minutes page
- When I jump back, the page reloads, and I lose my place.
Today’s example was a 4 hour meeting, with 300+ blocks and nearly 3000 words. Finding my place again is fairly time consuming. This was a particularly bad example, but I often take notes pages with 50-100 blocks, which are just as annoying to jump back in to.
It would be really cool if Logseq held my place (approximately at least) when I jumped back (or forward) into the page (using the cmd/ctrl + [ / ] shortcuts. Centering on the last selected/edited block would be enough for my purposes.
Related but different request at Page is unfocused when going back