For our implementation of the embedded browser, we have multiple tabs displaying the same data in different formats: browser, graph, and table. Supposing that the user looks at the browser first and looks up a gene and scrolls around a bit, and then navigates to the table, and then navigates back, we'd like a way to set the browser coordinates to be the same as when the user left the browser. Is there a way to have the browser return the coordinates after the user pans/zooms/navigates the browser?
For our implementation of the embedded browser, we have multiple tabs displaying the same data in different formats: browser, graph, and table. Supposing that the user looks at the browser first and looks up a gene and scrolls around a bit, and then navigates to the table, and then navigates back, we'd like a way to set the browser coordinates to be the same as when the user left the browser. Is there a way to have the browser return the coordinates after the user pans/zooms/navigates the browser?