When we switch from Edit mode to Preview mode, Preview mode shows the text that corresponds to the cursor location in Edit mode. However, when we open a note in Preview mode, scroll through it, and then switch to Edit mode, it does not display the corresponding text window. Instead, it returns to the previous cursor location in Edit mode.
It is difficult to jump to the exact text location because there is no cursor position in Preview mode. However, it could open the corresponding section in Edit mode, similar to how scrolling in Preview mode while in Split mode scrolls the Edit mode window simultaneously.
Another implementation idea is that, in LaTeX, using SyncTeX, when we double-click or Cmd-click text in preview mode, it can jump to the exact location in edit mode.
When we switch from Edit mode to Preview mode, Preview mode shows the text that corresponds to the cursor location in Edit mode. However, when we open a note in Preview mode, scroll through it, and then switch to Edit mode, it does not display the corresponding text window. Instead, it returns to the previous cursor location in Edit mode.
It is difficult to jump to the exact text location because there is no cursor position in Preview mode. However, it could open the corresponding section in Edit mode, similar to how scrolling in Preview mode while in Split mode scrolls the Edit mode window simultaneously.
Another implementation idea is that, in LaTeX, using SyncTeX, when we double-click or Cmd-click text in preview mode, it can jump to the exact location in edit mode.