It is common for log viewers such as logcat to autoscroll the user to the latest log if the user was already scrolled to the bottom, this ensures the user doesn't have to manually scroll to view the latest logs when they do not all fit on screen at once but is still able to manually scroll back and look at specific entries when additional logs are being appended automatically without the user's position in the list being automatically moved by the new entries.
Currently the desktop app has no auto scroll and after a handful of log entries the user has to manually scroll to the bottom each time to view the latest ones.
It is common for log viewers such as logcat to autoscroll the user to the latest log if the user was already scrolled to the bottom, this ensures the user doesn't have to manually scroll to view the latest logs when they do not all fit on screen at once but is still able to manually scroll back and look at specific entries when additional logs are being appended automatically without the user's position in the list being automatically moved by the new entries.
Currently the desktop app has no auto scroll and after a handful of log entries the user has to manually scroll to the bottom each time to view the latest ones.