In the previous version, each theme or colour scale seemed to have an automatic custom url so if you accidentally closed a window, you could simply check your history and reopen it. Now with the generic working url, there is no option to reload your work. I tried using the naming feature but this also had no impact.
In Adaptive Color Theme there is an option to "share theme url" but this link only works for the initial page load and then resets itself to "https://leonardocolor.io/theme.html#" repeating the same data loss issue.
Click on ... Adaptive Color Theme OR Color Scales > add colour > refresh page
Observe ... page reset to basic and previous data is lost
Expected behavior
Expect page data to automatically save like it did before and have custom urls. Either creating a custom url containing the pages data or custom url with theme / color name.
Screenshots
Environment
Browser(s) and OS(s):
macOS Monterey Version 12.3.1
Safari Version 15.4 (17613.1.17.1.13)
Additional context
There is an option to share url for theme only works if you intentionally click it - not great for accidentally closing / refreshing a window which is very common.
Description
In the previous version, each theme or colour scale seemed to have an automatic custom url so if you accidentally closed a window, you could simply check your history and reopen it. Now with the generic working url, there is no option to reload your work. I tried using the naming feature but this also had no impact.
In Adaptive Color Theme there is an option to "share theme url" but this link only works for the initial page load and then resets itself to "https://leonardocolor.io/theme.html#" repeating the same data loss issue.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Expect page data to automatically save like it did before and have custom urls. Either creating a custom url containing the pages data or custom url with theme / color name.
Screenshots
Environment
Additional context
There is an option to share url for theme only works if you intentionally click it - not great for accidentally closing / refreshing a window which is very common.