Ctrl+click navigation changes schema

Hi,
I have a problem of context selection between schema when using the Ctrl+click navigation inside packages.
Basically, if I'm connected in SQLDev as USER1, schema USER1 and I open a PACKAGE1. This package contains a PROCEDURE1 containing some calls to a PACKAGE2.PROCEDURE2.
When I do "Ctrl+click" on this to navigate into it, SQLdev brings me to the PACKAGE2 but in another Schema (my USER1 having DBA rights).
If I revoke DBA rights, then I stay in the same schema.
Is there a way to stay in the same schema by default when using the navigation?
My installation:
SQLDev Version 3.0.02 (Build main-02.37)
SQL*Plus: Release 10.2.0.3.0
DB: Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 on Windows XP

Apparently another symptom of the same issue bugged in 30EA1- SQL Developer opening wrong package
I myself reverted to 2.1.1. Even paying extra attention as to which connection is listed in the dropdown, I was still losing code.
Regards,
K.

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