On 10/05/2022 23:14, Aaron Meurer wrote:
I think this is intentional behavior. JupyterLite is designed to work
more like an interactive console like IPython rather than the
notebook. You can go back to a previous command using the up arrow. It
would be good if it could add buttons to do this for mobile. I think
that is on their TODO list.
Thanks Aaron - yes the arrow keys let you find a previous command and
resubmit it with alterations, but of course, if the alterations are just
typos, you end up with a 'notebook' cluttered with rubbish.
Also, there doesn't seem to be a way of saving a 'notebook' other than
on paper. I thought at least I could save the page (in Firefox), but
when I reload it, it just reloads in the initial state - all the work
has gone.
I'm sure these issues are hard to deal with because the browser api
maybe does not cooperate, but I'd have thought it makes the result more
like a SymPy demo than a tool that could be used seriously.
David
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