Then I go to the profile of another user who have not less than 4 pages on the received tag, and click the receive botton. Then the showed page is page 4, which is the same page of the final viewed page of the previous user.
However, that could be a thought that, since I was viewing another profile, I am supposed to be shown from the first page, but not the page which is the same to the page I finally viewed in the previous user’s profile.
I do not know whether it is a feature which is designed to be. But I think it would be normal to show the first page when I start to viewing another profile.
To add on, if I deleted the localStorage on the browser, then I will start from the first page when viewing another profile.
Maybe the logic is, the localStorage records the final page of the received tag of one profile that I viewed lastly. Then, when I switch to the receive tag of another profile, it will load the page number in localStorage, and show the page with that number of the latter user.
We are aware — although I don’t think either of the behaviors is exactly a bug: there are pros and cons on both.
One could argue that to open a postcard page (because the image itself can already been seen without moving to a new page), with the intention to return, can be done by opening it a new tab. While, not landing on page 1 when visiting someone’s sent/received can be more confusing, with no workaround/opt-out of it.