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[Feature Request] Allow Click on File To Not Automatically Move to Top #23

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ocreturner opened this issue May 29, 2021 · 2 comments
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@ocreturner
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Hello! Great Plugin! Thank You! I wanted to suggest something.

When clicking on a note in your recents plugin, it forces that now opened note to be at the top of the list. Is there a way to allow that file to stay in the exact same spot until the pane is changed to the file explorer and then reopened to the recents plugin?

@ocreturner ocreturner changed the title [ Feature Request ] Allow Click on File To Not Automatically Move to Top [Feature Request] Allow Click on File To Not Automatically Move to Top May 29, 2021
@neurosock
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neurosock commented Jun 14, 2021

I would like to second this. It is a bit annoying somehow. It is probably a usability rule somewhere. Sometimes I also accidentally double click.

I thought of the idea of it staying at the same place until you press another file in the Recent files panel. The problem would be, again that when you click a new file, that is below the current file, the old one would move, and we would be back to the same problem.

A potential solution to this would be to set a delay to change the file, or to only change the file when it is actually changed, that is, you write something new or delete something. There might be some events for that?.

Thanks for the great work and thanks @Obadiahcruz for suggesting this!

@chrisgrieser
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I also see this as an issue. However, it also makes kind of sense to move the file to the top, since it is becoming the most recent file.

I think simply adding a small delay before the order of file changes could already solve the problem of accidentally clicking the wrong file.

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