When writing a popup note annotation and closing it and then calling the "undo" action, it removes parts of the text I wrote in the popup note (normal undo behaviour) but I do not get any feedback! The popup note should be opened and it should be shown to me what is undone exactly. I had a case where I did some actions afterwards and did not know until when I had to undo stuff or if it did affect anything because I got no feedback. Reproducible: Always
In the latest version (0.19.x) Okular scrolls to the annotation when undo is performed. Opening the annotation is going to be complicated, as "close annotation" is not an action that can be undone (adding text is), so if the add texts to 3 annotations (add text, close note, add text...), then undo and redo the three operation, you will have the 3 annotations open. Would some additional visual feedback (in addition to the scroll) be enough?
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