It gets even worse with azure devops. It tracks which repository/branch/feed/board you looked at last and then shows that one when you go the respective features. Which means that when you copy the url it does not always include your exact location and you need to do dance to switch the repository or branch to another and back in order to get it in the url.
To make it worse ctrl/cmd click for opening it in a new tab doesn’t always work. Sometimes it open the repo you clicked on in a new tab, sometimes it opens a new tab but with your most recent repo, and sometimes it just opens the repo in the current tab. It is infuriating…
The modern web us utterly broken in this sense and the culprit is SPAs. At this point it seems like the road has no return as the new generations of devs will have no idea how the web of even 10 years ago was behaving. Maybe it’ll all come down under it’s own weight one day.
To make it worse ctrl/cmd click for opening it in a new tab doesn’t always work. Sometimes it open the repo you clicked on in a new tab, sometimes it opens a new tab but with your most recent repo, and sometimes it just opens the repo in the current tab. It is infuriating…