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https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/directive has code samples.
In each code example, there is a button (Edit in Plunker) that navigates the browser to a different site (Plunker). On that site I can play with the example; but it opens in the same tab. And when I hit the back button in order to return to the section I was reading, I am brought back to the very beginning of that page, and I've to scroll down to that section everytime.
My temporary workaround, on google chrome, for instance. I duplicate the tab (right-click > Duplicate Tab), scroll to that section and hit the above button. Now I can go back to my previous tab and resume reading from where I stopped.
What I am looking for is an enhanced duplicate tab feature: when I attempt to duplicate my tab, it should make note of that scroll position, and scroll the newly spawned tab to that exact position.
Tab duplication in Chrome works for me, when duplicate I go to the duplicated tab, and scroll just one time and it gets me to position of tab I've duplicated. I don't see the problem, it's not that annoying. On superuser for example it duplicates just fine :) – Davidenko – 2015-01-20T14:56:47.417
The code shows it calls a JS function, called
openPlunkr()
- potentially you could find out what that does, and then use something like greasemonkey (for Firefox) to change the behavior – Dave – 2015-01-20T14:57:41.667