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• Exuma 10y ago
  https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/back-to-backspace/cldokedgmomhbifmiiogjjkgffhcbaec?hl=en-US https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/back-to-backspace/...
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  • MrQuincle 10y ago
    It's not so relevant to the conversation about memory, but is indeed a feature that has been removed. If you want to have a single key on Linux representing going back again, I would recommend not to overload the backspace, but pick a key you don't need. On my system F7 I never use, so it's perfect for this purpose. $> xmodmap -e 'keycode 73 = XF86Back F7 F7 F7' Or persistent: $> keycode 73 = XF86Back F7 F7 F7 >> ~/.xmodmap I hope I save you all a lot of keystrokes in the future!
  • jessaustin 10y ago
    Or get a chromebook: there's a nice "back" button at the top left next to "esc". There are also some nice "forward" and "reload" buttons.
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