I was browsing plots in https://segmentlinking.github.io/LSTPerformanceWeb/?run=PR270_3d3ddd8_202609041332_standalone_cpu&ds=comparison_plots_3d3ddd-PU200_e3685e-PU200&obj=TC&metric=eff&sel=base&charge=0
the plot navigation is a bit too restrictive; I'm not sure if it's a design limitation.
I can not select an individual plot as a link (to point to it to share; image copy is required).
Other than sharing links, if I could pop-out to a separate tab (by choice) for an individual plot, I'd be able to make comparisons in separate tabs. Currently the path is a"select a plot" -> b"browser:open image in new tab" -> c"lstperfweb: go back" -> d"scroll down to the right plot ->a'...
If it's possible to avoid the cycle and get a full resolution display, it would be a nice improvement.
I was browsing plots in https://segmentlinking.github.io/LSTPerformanceWeb/?run=PR270_3d3ddd8_202609041332_standalone_cpu&ds=comparison_plots_3d3ddd-PU200_e3685e-PU200&obj=TC&metric=eff&sel=base&charge=0
the plot navigation is a bit too restrictive; I'm not sure if it's a design limitation.
I can not select an individual plot as a link (to point to it to share; image copy is required).
Other than sharing links, if I could pop-out to a separate tab (by choice) for an individual plot, I'd be able to make comparisons in separate tabs. Currently the path is a"select a plot" -> b"browser:open image in new tab" -> c"lstperfweb: go back" -> d"scroll down to the right plot ->a'...
If it's possible to avoid the cycle and get a full resolution display, it would be a nice improvement.