Please welcome a small enhancement which I hope you’ll find useful. When unfocusing a list with Shift+Left, Checkvist will keep the current selection. Previously it always set it to the first item in the list in such a case.
This is convenient when navigating into a deep bookmark in a large list, when you want to see nearby items to the bookmarked one.
I want to add another thing: The list in your example is tiny. In more extensive lists, after unfocus, the selection might be off-screen (above or below what is shown). Then, I need to figure out which direction I need to scroll. Sometimes, in similar situations of being lost, I can use a small navigation action to have the selection scroll into view (e.g., arrow-up, which I can undo by arrow-down). Alternatively, you could automatically scroll the selection into view or provide an action that does this (IntelliJ’s Scroll to Center). Just a few of my unfinished thoughts, but happy with every improvement you make.
I’m glad you like this enhancement. May I ask you to give some more details on the case when scrolling to the selected item does not work? The matter is, in my 3000+ items list it keeps the selection in the visible area of the page on unfocus. Do you use Chrome? Any filters on the page? Anything else?
It was when I first tried this new feature. I used Safari on Mac in a zoomed view (unintentionally, it was just my then-current working environment). Now, with Safari on iPad, I cannot reproduce it. Works fine.