@andrew84
@Opera-QA-Team said in Opera 133.0.5931.0 developer update:
@andrew84: Not returning back to the previous position on 2nd click was dropped within task RNA-3332, which was introduced few versions ago, so it is intended change.
This sounds very much like:
We introduced the bug in "RNA-3332", so it is intended change.
It's a dismissive statement with an argument that doesn't make sense.
The addition of the feature was officially announced in the announcement of the stable version Opera 51
We’ve added a new trick to help you quickly scroll up and down a web page. When you need to scroll to the top of a web page, simply click the page’s tab and the page will jump up to the beginning. Clicking the tab again will bring you back to where you were before, so you can continue reading or exploring content.
The removal of the feature was apparently announced by this Opera Developer changelog entry :
- RNA-3332 Clean up “scroll to top of active tab” and make it work on more sites
It says nothing about removal of the feature and looks more like a bad fix.