[BUG] Enter a collection with a sequel and exit to have focus on a prequel #73
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I'm using this as an example
https://trakt.tv/users/zman0214/lists/avengers?sort=rank,asc
I'm using special open action to enter the collection (not through context menu)
any movie I pick from that list will go into The Avengers Collection, but when go back, it will pick the first movie in the collection
so I click
Avengers: Infinity War
and when I press backspace I expect to return to Avengers: Infinity War
but I return to "The Avengers" (the first movie in the collection)
I've tested this with another collection and same result. It will pick the first movie in the collection,
I wanted to see if I changed the order, will it pick whichever movie is higher in the rank or would it always go to the first in the collection. so I had this order

and indeed it does, it doesn't go to the number 1 in collection. it will go to whichever in the collection is higher up in the list.
so here I picked Avengers: Endgame and it exited collections and highlighted Avengers: Infinity War
would it make more sense to remove any movie that belongs to a collection but that another movie is higher up in the collection?
so we are left with the oldest movie in the collection
or would this be too slow to go through a big list?
maybe have an option to do this in setting?
Just Kodi being Kodi.
I cannot monitor and control focused items throughout navigation like this. It would quickly become unmanageable.