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That's a good point about tab/session history. That's another area that could see improvement. I frequently open a link in a new tab, so also having that web o
by flushandforget 10y ago
That's a good point about tab/session history. That's another area that could see improvement. I frequently open a link in a new tab, so also having that web of history between tabs could be useful.
I've been terribly unproductive today. Darting back and forth to sites. I have a tendency to close tabs if I can. But sometimes when distracted, open something back up, like a forum to see if there is change. And I may in truth have only opened it about 10 minutes earlier. Last visited/popular site list helper could be of use there. Or of course not procrastinating in the first place.
- ComodoHacker 10y ago>Last visited/popular site list Don't both Firefox and Chrome have it, right in the URL bar?
- flushandforget 10y agoWhere? Assume you mean: Chrome -> burger menu -> History and recent tabs. Firefox -> History -> Recently closed tabs/windows. Not the best or easiest method to get to that info. Nested menus are only useful for occasional functions. They are a bit of a faff.
- ComodoHacker 10y agoIn Firefox, go to URL bar and click drop-down list button (or press Alt+Down). Not sure about Chrome now, I thought it was the same but turns out it doesn't work.
- flushandforget 10y agoI get a list of of sites, have no idea why they are there. They differ to most visited, and are not last visited.
- ComodoHacker 10y agoThe algorithm is the same as for displaying tiles in a new tab[1]. For me, it works perfectly. 1. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/about-tiles-new-tab https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/about-tiles-new-tab
- flushandforget 10y agoOh it's called frecency is it? That's different to what I wanted. But least I have an idea of what it is now. Ta.