Retweeting a tweet triggers a refresh which resets the viewport to the top of the timeline. This is especially annoying if you are deep down (hours/days) in the timeline as any retweet means annoying scrolling all the way from the top.
Steps to reproduce
scroll a bit down in the timeline
retweet a tweet (through long press or from tweet detail)
Actual outcome
A refresh is triggered and the timeline viewport jumps to the top (as a result?).
Expected outcome
The timeline viewport stays where it was before the retweet.
BonoNL
commented
8 years ago
Retweeting a tweet triggers a refresh which resets the viewport to the top of the timeline. This is especially annoying if you are deep down (hours/days) in the timeline as any retweet means annoying scrolling all the way from the top.
Steps to reproduce
Actual outcome A refresh is triggered and the timeline viewport jumps to the top (as a result?).
Expected outcome The timeline viewport stays where it was before the retweet.
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