Everytime that i want to read the algo built by someone else i click the red "Clone" button. This button opens the cloned algo in the same page, which forces me to go back and manually open a new tab -> quantopian -> My Algorithms -> click the cloned one.
¿Could that button open the algo editor in a new tab rather than using the current one?
People tends to explain their algo more in the forum than in comments inside their code.
Adding my vote.
After Clone, have to make a new tab, re-open the forum post, wait for it to stop jumping around on load and re-find where one left off, time-consuming, and consider large threads. Can be made more efficient.
I am very annoyed with the navigation on Quantopian. I tend to always right click > open in new tab for most actions. Especially when I am trying to look back and forth between algorithms, help, and others. I cannot really think of a solution, but I certainly agree that there seems to be something odd with the navigation.
:+1:
Similarly, why can I not Clone Alogorithm on an algo that is in My Code it is frustrating that I cannot find a Save As... function in Backtesting.
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