How to go back to index file

[KlapenHz]

Hi,
I'm sorry if the question has already been asked,
I have index file (after putting: :Neorg index
with link to another file for example:
{:PATH/neorg.norg:}[Neorg]
When I press enter and move to this file, how to get back to index file without putting again :Neorg index?
Thank you for any answers

[pysan3]

Do you mean <C-o>?

[Anrock]

It's default vim shortcut that goes to previous position before jump

[KlapenHz]

Ah, ok, I never use vim to work with many files in the same time. Ok, good to know. Thanks.

[pysan3]

FYI, jumping to the previous file is <C-^>. <C-6> works the same for most cases.

[KlapenHz]

Thanks for help :)

[cjoke]

This is late, but if you in the document you created link to you can do {:index:} <-- this will point back to index.norg file.

[shaw4m4n]

Use <C-o> and <C-i> to navigate back and forth through location history.