I have a huge hierarchy of several dozens of layers in a file with 3-5 levels, and now I’m going through and deleting some of those by clicking on a level 2 hierarchy and removing everything under it in one go.
Whenever I do that, the layers panel jumps to the end and I must scroll up again, which is very annoying.
Also, I noticed that the layers panel jumps to the blue highlighted selection quite often as well, even though I’ve scrolled it away manually.
At no point do I ever want the selection panel to auto-scroll without my direct, explicit involvement (like for example performing a “select object layer” operation).
(And then, the first time you collapse the sub-layer the duplicates go away but the sub-layers stay expanded… then the second time you click the same collapse arrow, it collapses.)
Selecting a layer in the list and then clicking on the “Move up” or “Move down” buttons also causes the list to jump/scroll to the very bottom. Really annoying! Fortunately, one can then invoke the other bug, namely moving the cursor sideways out of the list panel and then back in, and the highlighted layer jumps back into view. Tedious, but better than scrolling to find it again after every click.
Does anyone know when this bug first appeared? If the fix is a long way off I’d rather reinstall an old version,