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Thank you! Let us know if you find any bugs or have any suggestions. On a side note, we were really torn on whether to use favicons or tab screenshots as the n

• nornagon 11y ago
  It'd be awesome if `Esc` closed the visualization, it took me a moment to figure out I had to click the icon again to close out of it.
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• darkerside 11y ago
  This is really cool! Thanks for making it. Browser history uses favicons, but I think I would go with tab screenshots. In your browser history, because everything is collapsed into a line, it's harder to parse a logical grouping, so having similar favicons helps. But in Visual History, because the history is tab specific, you don't have that problem. You are more likely to need to differentiate between different pages on the same site, making favicons less useful. Regardless, this is really cool, and I'll definitely be sharing it.
• mshaler 11y ago
  Safari, please!
  • joelg 11y ago
    We're planning on it! We'll both have some free time in January to work on this some more, and Safari is a high priority.
• nornagon 11y ago
  ... Also, I just realised it overrides cmd+arrow keys. Those are super important for navigating in text on OS X! Unfortunately I'll have to disable until it doesn't do that, since there doesn't seem to be an option to remap or disable those keybinds.
  • joelg 11y ago
    You can remap or disable keyboard shortcuts in chrome://extensions, I believe! (you might have to enable developer mode first) Edit - also, dismissing the view with esc. or clicking anywhere is something I should have done from the start. Thanks!