I have a windows folder with many subfolders and videos in there und use Skybox with windows client to browse the files. Everything works fine, but going back from a subfolder in SkyboxVR always put me back on the top of the long folder list. Going through different folders is difficult that way, because I always have to scroll down first for a while to continue the next folder. It would be very helpful, if Skybox could just put me back on the last position in the folder list and not to the top. Thank you very much.

  • Lucy replied to this.

    chaas
    Hi there, thank you for your feedback. We plan to add this feature in the next few updates.

        14 days later

        chaas
        Hello,

        Hope you're doing well!

        SKYBOX v1.1.7(beta) will remember your last scroll position when browsing AirScreen file list.

        You can follow the steps to switch to beta channel and try it out.

        1. Visit SKYBOX VR Player product detail page with browser or Meta Quest mobile app. (Make sure you login to your Facebook/Meta account)
        2. Click "Version" and select "v1.1.7 Release: 1.1.7"
        3. Uninstall and reinstall SKYBOX on your Quest.

        Don't hesitate to contact us if you have other concerns.

        Cheers,
        Lucy

            8 months later

            Hi Lucy,
            SKYBOX Quest v1.1.9 lost the ability to remember the last scroll position when browsing AirScreen file list. Is this a bug or do you removed that feature?
            best regards

            • Lucy replied to this.

              chaas
              Hello, thanks for your feedback. We will fix this bug in the next update.

                  10 days later

                  Could you also let me know when that bug is fixed?
                  It is annoying (When you have lot of folders) to always have to scroll down looking for the last folder i was in.

                    3 months later

                    Hi, meanwhile we have a few new versions, but the feature you put in a while ago is still broken.. Can you fix it again, please? It was working perfect a few versions before and remembered the last position in a long file or folder list when video was stopped. Please just include it in again as before, thank you.

                    • Lucy replied to this.

                      • Lucy

                      • Post #10

                      chaas
                      Hello,

                      Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

                      We tested the latest version 1.1.9 but didn't reproduce the issue. Did you encounter this issue when viewing files via AirScreen?

                      If you return to a root directory, SKYBOX will go back to the top of the folder list. Apart from this, SKYBOX will remember the last scroll position and return to the folder you previously browsed.

                          9 days later

                          Lucy yes, with Airscreen. I just tried it out, still no memory of the position in the file explorer if I go back (up) one folder. I have a root, with many subfolders and files inside the folders. Going back from one subfolder jumps to the first position, but it should stay on the folder position of the last folder. It worked perfect a few updates ago.. thank you.

                          • Lucy replied to this.

                              • Lucy

                              • Post #12

                              chaas
                              Hi there, we checked the issue again and we will try to fix it later. Once the fix version is available, I will let you know. Thank you for your patience!

                                  a month later

                                  Hi, do you have any news about the fixing? thank you

                                    23 days later

                                    chaas
                                    Hi there, I'm so sorry this issue has not been fixed yet. Currently we are in the midst of developing new features for the next update and we will fix it in the next update.

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