Hey, is it just ol moi or does this here happen to you too? Lets say yor perusin through the a cappellas and ya see one that looks interestin. So, ya click on it and then “stream” it to listen. Ya like it or ya don’t. You click yor “back” button to return to where ya was in the a capella list only, guess what, you don’t go back to where ya was…ya go back to the very beginnin of the a capella list. Or at least I do. How come?

yes, I found that a bit bothersome, too. To clarify: regardless of what page of the a cappella list on had browsed, to (e.g. page 3), leaving that page and then hitting the browser back button, returns you to page one of the a cappella listing.

I’d also prefer those pages with their own addressable URL rather than JavaScript paging so I could just jump to page 5 or the last page or whatever.

In the meantime I tend to use a workaround with Firefox as my browser:

Instead of regular clicking on the song, that I want to visit, I middle click (press down on the mouse wheel until it clicks) to open the target page in a new tab.

That way, the a cappella listing page stays open in its own tab, while I’m off visiting a particular song’s detail page.

This may work in other tabbed browsers, too.

Quote: How come?

because of poor web design.

Unfortunately there’s a freeze on what I can change because of inbound dependencies but I think the simple (i.e. quickly doable) solution would be to open the list in a popup then as you click on the title you get to the song page.

I haven’t read the other suggestions (frustrations) here but like I said, that’s easiest for me right now. We are working on ccM 3.0 and page flow (how you get from one page to another) is under major revision.

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