I feel like the answer to this should be pretty cut-and-dry, but I can't help but second guess myself. I'm working on a web app with a tabbed interface (what else is new). Under each tab is a workflow that carries the user through a few screens in order to reach a result. Consider the following, I have two tabs Tab A and Tab B. Under Tab A is Process A and under Tab B is Process B. If a user begins Process A, and at any point clicks on Tab B (for any reason) when the user returns to Tab A, should they be placed at the same point in Process A as they were when they left? I go back and forth, so I'm hoping getting more opinions will help me make a final decision. Let me know if I made the question too confusing. -adam
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