Preserve Scroll Position On Browse Listing After Backing Out Of A Manga

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Introduction

As a user of the Suwayomi WebUI, you may have encountered a frustrating issue when navigating through a list of manga while searching or browsing a singular source. When you enter a manga and then back out, you are taken to the top of the results, losing your previous scroll position. This is unlike the library, which remembers where you were in the list. In this article, we will discuss a suggested feature to preserve the scroll position on browse listing after backing out of a manga.

Describe the Suggested Feature

The proposed feature aims to address the issue of losing scroll position when navigating in and out of a manga. When a user is browsing through a list of manga, they should be able to enter a manga and then back out without losing their previous scroll position. This feature will improve the overall user experience by providing a more seamless and intuitive navigation flow.

Benefits of the Feature

The benefits of this feature are numerous:

  • Improved User Experience: By preserving the scroll position, users will be able to navigate through the list more efficiently, reducing the need to scroll back to their previous position.
  • Increased Productivity: With the ability to quickly access the desired manga, users will be able to browse and read manga more effectively, saving time and effort.
  • Enhanced User Engagement: By providing a more seamless navigation experience, users are more likely to engage with the platform, leading to increased user satisfaction and loyalty.

Technical Requirements

To implement this feature, the following technical requirements must be met:

  • UI Component Updates: The UI components responsible for handling the browse listing and manga navigation must be updated to preserve the scroll position.
  • JavaScript Modifications: JavaScript code must be modified to detect when a user enters and exits a manga, and to update the scroll position accordingly.
  • Testing and Quality Assurance: Thorough testing and quality assurance must be performed to ensure that the feature works as intended and does not introduce any bugs or issues.

Implementation Plan

The implementation plan for this feature is as follows:

  1. UI Component Updates: Update the UI components responsible for handling the browse listing and manga navigation to preserve the scroll position.
  2. JavaScript Modifications: Modify the JavaScript code to detect when a user enters and exits a manga, and to update the scroll position accordingly.
  3. Testing and Quality Assurance: Perform thorough testing and quality assurance to ensure that the feature works as intended and does not introduce any bugs or issues.
  4. Deployment: Deploy the updated code to the production environment.

Conclusion

Preserving the scroll position on browse listing after backing out of a manga is a crucial feature that will improve the overall user experience and increase productivity. By implementing this feature, users will be able to navigate through the list more efficiently, reducing the need to scroll back to their previous position. The technical requirements for implementing this feature are outlined above, and the implementation plan is provided to ensure a smooth and successful deployment.

Future Development

In the future, we can consider additional features to enhance the user experience, such as:

  • Auto-scrolling: Implement autoing functionality to automatically scroll to the top or bottom of the list when a user enters or exits a manga.
  • Customizable Scroll Position: Allow users to customize their scroll position, such as setting a default scroll position or enabling/disabling auto-scrolling.
  • Improved Navigation: Enhance the navigation experience by providing more intuitive and user-friendly navigation options.

Introduction

In our previous article, we discussed a suggested feature to preserve the scroll position on browse listing after backing out of a manga. This feature aims to improve the overall user experience by providing a more seamless and intuitive navigation flow. In this article, we will address some frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to this feature.

Q: What is the current issue with the browse listing?

A: Currently, when a user is browsing through a list of manga, they lose their scroll position when they enter a manga and then back out. This can be frustrating, especially if they were in the middle of a long list.

Q: How does the proposed feature work?

A: The proposed feature will update the UI components responsible for handling the browse listing and manga navigation to preserve the scroll position. When a user enters a manga, the scroll position will be saved, and when they back out, the scroll position will be restored.

Q: Will this feature affect the library?

A: No, this feature will only affect the browse listing and will not impact the library. The library will continue to remember the user's scroll position as it does currently.

Q: Will this feature be available on all devices?

A: Yes, this feature will be available on all devices, including desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

Q: How will this feature be implemented?

A: The implementation plan for this feature includes updating the UI components, modifying the JavaScript code, and performing thorough testing and quality assurance.

Q: Will this feature be deployed immediately?

A: No, the feature will be deployed after thorough testing and quality assurance to ensure that it works as intended and does not introduce any bugs or issues.

Q: Can users customize their scroll position?

A: No, this feature will not allow users to customize their scroll position. However, we can consider adding this feature in the future.

Q: Will this feature improve the overall user experience?

A: Yes, this feature will improve the overall user experience by providing a more seamless and intuitive navigation flow. Users will be able to navigate through the list more efficiently, reducing the need to scroll back to their previous position.

Q: Can I provide feedback on this feature?

A: Yes, we welcome feedback on this feature. If you have any suggestions or ideas, please feel free to share them with us.

Conclusion

The proposed feature to preserve the scroll position on browse listing after backing out of a manga is a crucial step in improving the overall user experience. By addressing the current issue and providing a more seamless navigation flow, we can create a more engaging and satisfying experience for our users. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

Future Development

In the future, we can consider additional features to enhance the user experience, such as:

  • Auto-scrolling: Implement auto-scrolling functionality to automatically scroll to the top or bottom of the list when a user enters exits a manga.
  • Customizable Scroll Position: Allow users to customize their scroll position, such as setting a default scroll position or enabling/disabling auto-scrolling.
  • Improved Navigation: Enhance the navigation experience by providing more intuitive and user-friendly navigation options.

By prioritizing user experience and implementing features that improve navigation and productivity, we can create a more engaging and satisfying experience for our users.