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Is there some css that will always display the “Recently read” list and only that list?

Every browser I’ve tried on my tablet will reload the page when I switch back from another tab. I’m hoping to quickly return to the article I was reading before that happened. Of course it’s always the first one in the “Recently read” list.

2

I couldn’t find a way using styles. But I was able to go to the “Recently read” list rather painlessly by adding links to the keyboard shortcuts help panel.

See Keyboard Shortcuts help - #2 by john4096 - Development - Tiny Tiny RSS: Community

3

There’s an android app as well. Did you try that one?

Could you show a screencast or a screenshot of an undesired behaviour?

4

Here is what happens.

  1. I’m browsing a feed, and in an article there’s a word or a person I don’t know.
  2. I select the string and on the popup menu I tap “search”.
  3. The browser switches to the new search tab and defines the word or identifies the person. All good.
  4. I close the search tab or tap the “back” button.
  5. The browser returns to the tt-rss tab.
  6. The tt-rss tab is reloaded.

Instantly choosing the “Recently read” list gets me back to where I left off reading the article when I did the lookup search.

I’m not claiming it’s tt-rss that’s causing the behavior. I suspect it’s android or chrome/firefox/opera.

I’ll try to reproduce in the demo and take screenshots.

5

what kind of tablet? you don’t have enough RAM.

btw, that would be pointless, tt-rss has no control over any of this.

6

After a good night’s sleep, another solution occurred to me. If I make the initial, default list “Recently read”, when android/browser reloads the tab I’ll be back at the article I was reading. In Feeds.js:

  if (hash_feed_id != undefined) {
  	this.open({feed: hash_feed_id, is_cat: hash_feed_is_cat});
  } else {
  	this.open({feed: -3});
  }

I changed “this.open({feed: -3});” to “this.open({feed: -6});”

Thanks to How to change home page from `Fresh feed` to my label or my feed? - #3 by mazzy - Tiny Tiny RSS: Community

7

You might be interested in trying GitHub - supahgreg/ttrss-remember-previous: Remember your last-viewed category or feed , rather than manually modifying JS.

8

Thanks for the suggestion. I find my solution more useful for my problem. I am returned to the article I was reading. And with 1 tap, I’m back in the last viewed category or feed.