IosPreserveNavigationState [rule] v1.0.0

Persist and restore scroll position, selected tab, search text, filters, and any user-entered state across navigation transitions and app foregrounding.

Applies To

all iOS views where the user may navigate away and return (tab switching, push/pop, backgrounding)

IosPreserveNavigationState [rule] v1.0.0

Persist and restore scroll position, selected tab, search text, filters, and any user-entered state across navigation transitions and app foregrounding.

Applies To

all iOS views where the user may navigate away and return (tab switching, push/pop, backgrounding)

Examples

• Switching tabs: return to the same scroll offset and selected item that was visible before leaving.
• After backgrounding: restore the active list filter and search text.
• Verify: navigate away and return; scroll position and any user-entered state must be preserved.

Rationale

Forcing users to reconstruct context from memory adds cognitive load; recognition (seeing the restored state) is faster and less error-prone than recall (re-entering the same settings). Resetting scroll or filter state on tab switch is a common source of frustration.

Applies To

all iOS views where the user may navigate away and return (tab switching, push/pop, backgrounding)