Describe the issue
If you already have a tab open and then try to open another file in a new tab, then the contents of the file you're trying to open will immediately and irrevocably be replaced with the contents of the file you already had open.
To Reproduce (optional)
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open Parsify.
Do some calculations.
Save the file as "FILE-A.txt" or whatever.
Close Parsify.
Open Parsify.
Do some different calculations.
Save the file as "FILE-B.txt" or whatever
Try to open "FILE-A.txt" in a second tab.
Observe that the contents of "FILE-A.txt" are now the same as what you have open in "FILE-B.txt" in your first tab.
Short-term recommendation
Disable tab functionality until this is fixed.
Device (please complete the following information):
OS: macOS
Version 12.6.2
Additional context
This is happening on my brand new work laptop (2021 MacBook Pro), but also happened on my personal laptop (2019 MacBook Air).
Describe the issue If you already have a tab open and then try to open another file in a new tab, then the contents of the file you're trying to open will immediately and irrevocably be replaced with the contents of the file you already had open.
To Reproduce (optional) Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Short-term recommendation Disable tab functionality until this is fixed.
Device (please complete the following information):
Additional context This is happening on my brand new work laptop (2021 MacBook Pro), but also happened on my personal laptop (2019 MacBook Air).