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Return to same page after signing in [duplicate]

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Closed as duplicate by Monica Cellio‭ on Jul 20, 2023 at 02:23

This question has been addressed elsewhere. See: login should be redirect to the page one was on

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After signing in the user is taken to the home page of the community from which they signed in (so, the Q&A posts tab here on Codidact Meta).

This means that if I am reading a question and decide to answer it, I sign in and find myself on the question list, and have to navigate back to the question I wish to answer.

Could the sign in button keep note of which page the user was on before it was clicked, so they can be returned to this page after successfully signing in?

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