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Description of problem: Rhythmbox doesn't remember the last song. I had a songlist and play some songs. Whem I'm finished and close Rhythmbox, so I wish the next time goto the last song. But Rhythmbox doesn't remember the last song. When I use the textfilter and doubleclick a song and clear the textfilter, the shown list don't go to the selected song, but to the very beginning of the songlist. This is annoying. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 14 and Fedora 15, Rhythmbox 2.xx and Rhythmbox 3.0 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. start Rhythmbox 2. add some Songs to the songlist 3. play a song (not the first one in the list) 4. quit Rhythmbox 5. start Rhythmbox 6. first song is shown :-( 7. use textfilter to list only some songs from the songlist 8. choose a song (not the first one in the list) 9. clear the textfilter 10. the full songlist appears beginning with the first song Actual results: 6. first song is shown 10. the full songlist appears beginning with the first song Expected results: 6. the last played song to be shown 10. the full list with the last selected song to be shown Additional info:
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