Okay the second thing I really stumble over every day is that when I've highlighted a symbol in the list, and the buffer has scrolled to exactly that point, I naturally expect to set the cursor via click to the desired position I've spotted and continue working... BUT the actual behavior of Atom is that it handles this click like I've dismissed the symbol-view and scrolls back to the buffer-position where I've opened the symbol-search. VSCode handles this like I expect and it feels way more natural and not so unpredictable.
Okay the second thing I really stumble over every day is that when I've highlighted a symbol in the list, and the buffer has scrolled to exactly that point, I naturally expect to set the cursor via click to the desired position I've spotted and continue working... BUT the actual behavior of Atom is that it handles this click like I've dismissed the symbol-view and scrolls back to the buffer-position where I've opened the symbol-search. VSCode handles this like I expect and it feels way more natural and not so unpredictable.