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Just a feature request from something I am currently using on Slide for Reddit. When searching a subreddit, or clicking on one from the navigation drawer, it would take me directly to the tab (if I was subscribed) on the main page. I find this more fluid and intuitive than being taken to another view/page.
This would only apply if the show favourite / subscribed setting was enabled, under the Customise Tabs On Main Page settings:
For example, if I searched Galaxy Watch like this:
Or clicked on it from the navigation drawer like this,
I would like to have the option to set it to go to the tab rather than the page, i.e. go here:
Instead of the main subreddit page (with the description, subscribe button, etc).
I hope this makes sense, if you need more clarification from me, please let me know.
This discussion was converted from issue #625 on August 14, 2022 16:37.
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Hey,
Just a feature request from something I am currently using on Slide for Reddit. When searching a subreddit, or clicking on one from the navigation drawer, it would take me directly to the tab (if I was subscribed) on the main page. I find this more fluid and intuitive than being taken to another view/page.
This would only apply if the show favourite / subscribed setting was enabled, under the Customise Tabs On Main Page settings:
For example, if I searched Galaxy Watch like this:
Or clicked on it from the navigation drawer like this,
I would like to have the option to set it to go to the tab rather than the page, i.e. go here:
Instead of the main subreddit page (with the description, subscribe button, etc).
I hope this makes sense, if you need more clarification from me, please let me know.
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