**Vertigo @ MFF** @vertigo · 2017-04-04T04:37:36Z

Vertigo @ MFF @vertigo

Pro-tip: To get web-UI to remember where you left off in the timeline, make sure your scroll bar is not pegged to the very top.

I can scroll all the way to the top, for example, and just click the down-arrow exactly once (or move knob down a few pixels). This is sufficient to get web-UI to not relocate your place in the timeline.

Apr 04, 2017, 04:37 · Web · 2 · 3

**pillarist 🝤** @pillarist · Apr 09, 2017, 21:49

**pillarist 🝤** @pillarist · Apr 09, 2017, 21:49

@vertigo https://mastodon.social/@pillarist/2085101

**Vertigo @ MFF** @vertigo · Apr 10, 2017, 20:12

**Vertigo @ MFF** @vertigo · Apr 10, 2017, 20:12

@pillarist I don't know what to say. Might be browser-specific behavior. :( I'm using a fairly ancient version of Firefox (v 44.0).

**pillarist 🝤** @pillarist · Apr 10, 2017, 20:30

**pillarist 🝤** @pillarist · Apr 10, 2017, 20:30

@vertigo Hmm. I am using #Tor Browser 6.5.1, based on Firefox 45.8.0. Thanks though.

**pillarist 🝤** @pillarist · Apr 10, 2017, 20:39

**pillarist 🝤** @pillarist · Apr 10, 2017, 20:39

@vertigo Maybe it's when scrolling down, prompting more loading from the bottom that appears to throw things off to me?

**Vertigo @ MFF** @vertigo · Apr 10, 2017, 23:28

**Vertigo @ MFF** @vertigo · Apr 10, 2017, 23:28

@pillarist Yeah, you don't want to scroll too far down. For me, I scroll all the way to the top, then click the down-arrow once. That's sufficient to lock my slider in place.