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Hah, that's funny! But also, comment #35 is on point: > The problem: Moving away from a form can result in data loss. > Your solution: Make it harder to move
by mstade 10y ago
Hah, that's funny! But also, comment #35 is on point:
> The problem: Moving away from a form can result in data loss.
> Your solution: Make it harder to move away.
> The correct solution: Cache tab history completely and make it easy to move forward and backward in a tab's history by reusing cache and maintaining form contents.
(Source: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=608016#c35 https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=608016...)
I never have this problem in Safari, and I use backspace all the time for navigating back.
- djrogers 10y ago> I never have this problem in Safari, and I use backspace all the time for navigating back. That's funny, because I've got a brand new install of El Cap in from top me, and backspace does nothing in Safari. Maybe you turned on an option or accessibility feature somewhere?
- theOnliest 10y agoDitto...this (along with the fact that the width of tabs expands to fill the entire bar) is one of the main reasons I stopped using Safari and went back to Firefox.