"Go back" button doesn't work if Ctrl+End or Ctrl+Shift+End pressed about vscode HOT 7 CLOSED

We require to be 10 lines apart for a new history entry to be recorded:

Here to address this we would need to also consider column distance.

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We require to be 10 lines apart for a new history entry to be recorded:

vscode/src/vs/workbench/browser/parts/editor/textEditor.ts

Line 352 in 50f2b2e

private static readonly TEXT_EDITOR_SELECTION_THRESHOLD = 10; // number of lines to move in editor to justify for significant change

Here to address this we would need to also consider column distance.

The problem is valid for 200 and for 1200 lines files.
Ctrl+End moves to the end of file. So the next cursor position is in hundreds and thousands lines apart form the previous position.
Also Ctrl+Home works for the same distance.

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Are you aware of the Cursor Undo (Ctrl/Cmd + u) feature?

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Are you aware of the Cursor Undo (Ctrl/Cmd + u) feature?

Thank you, but it's not the same. E.g. if I moved to end of file from the beginning and change cursor position several times (for example press arrows keys), I need to press Ctrl+U exact the same times. While I need only once press "back" or mouse side button to return to the file beginning.

I like the "Back" function. Only the thing I need - to move back/forward inside a file without switching to another file. But in another scenarios I need switching files.

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