So, I don’t know if this was intended to happen, but basically, I was writing code and
experimenting with Wick. I ended up creating a useful function, and intended to port it over to an older backup copy of my main program I’ve been working on for the past few days.
I created a new tab in my browser, and opened up another instance of the Wick editor in it, with the intention of copying the function over, because the experimental code
was written kind of messy.
After I had opened the new tab, I tried to return to the older one, but immediately upon opening it, the screen went white, and started loading…
After the loading was complete, I looked into the programs code, and
discovered it had synchronized with the new instance of Wick in the other tab…
Sadly I lost all the quite helpful code I had just written, with no way to
recover it. :(
So, I don’t know if this is intentional behavior, but I definitely would have liked to
know beforehand that you can’t run Wick in multiple tabs.
( Sorry this post is so long. :’) )
