When you start the Windows app again it opens the page you were on, with the open project, the selected tab or task, and your last chat. This page lists what comes back and what starts fresh.
Mac appAvailablesince 1.3.61
Windows appAvailable
When you quit Haruno on Windows and open it again, it does not start from the top. It opens the page you were on, and puts you back in the project, tab or item you had open. You do not turn this on. It always happens.
What comes back
Where you were
What Haruno brings back
Any page
That page: Chat, Files, History, Settings, a Portfolio page and so on.
Projects
The project you had open. If you were on the list of projects, you get the list.
A project's page
The tab you were on and the source you had open. This is kept for the project you looked at last.
A company's page in the Portfolio
Its tab, for the company you looked at last. Another company opens on Overview.
Portfolio
Cards or table, whichever you chose.
Scheduled
The task you had selected.
Chat
Your last chat, and any message you had typed but not sent.
What starts fresh
Open boxes and dialogs, text typed into search boxes, filters and the sort order of lists all start fresh. A temporary chat is not reopened, because it was never kept.
Quiet fallbacks
Haruno does not show an error if something it wants to reopen is gone.
If the project you had open was removed or archived, you land on the list of projects.
If a tab you used on a company page no longer exists, the company opens on Overview.
If an automation you had selected on Scheduled is gone, the first one is selected.
Opening a company from a project
A project has no company page of its own. When you open a company from a project, Haruno remembers it as that project's open source, not as a separate page.
What to tell a customer
Quitting is safe. They come back to the same page.
If the app opens somewhere unexpected, the thing they had open was probably removed or archived.