Version: 2.4.2 (using KDE 4.4.2) OS: Linux If you use the scrollback history search feature, then click next to find the next occurrence of the search term, then switch to a different tab, and then switch back to the tab in which you are searching, Konsole will scroll back up to the first instance of the search term, rather than the one you stopped on previously. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: open Konsole press ctrl-shift-n (new tab) type "#TEST ONE" (no quotes) and then hit enter press ctrl-l (clear) type "#TEST TWO" (no quotes) and then hit enter Press ctrl-shift-f (search) type "TEST" (no quotes). The view should scroll up, and the word TEST in #TEST ONE should be highlighted. click 'Next' in the search bar. It should scroll down, and now the word TEST in #TEST TWO should be highlighted. click on the other open tab click on the tab in which you were searching now the view is scrolled back up, with TEST in TEST ONE highlighted, which is incorrect or at least extremely annoying behavior. Actual Results: first instance highlighted Expected Results: searched-for instance still highlighted
Created attachment 48113 [details] a more complicated test case a.) different behavior then above -> scrolling b.) with window size 91 x 4: press 4 x F3 for complete scrolling 91 x 5: F3 has no impact 91 x 6: press 3 x F3 for complete scrolling
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 168769 ***