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> No you CANNOT. Well, with elaborate replies like that ... I'm not sure whether I should bother, but: http://i.imgur.com/rxFgd.png http://i.imgur.com/rxFgd.pn
by bretthoerner 16y ago
> No you CANNOT.
Well, with elaborate replies like that ... I'm not sure whether I should bother, but: http://i.imgur.com/rxFgd.png http://i.imgur.com/rxFgd.png
> Greasemonkey
Chrome plugins can do a lot more than Greasemonkey. Why do you think Jetpack exists?
- bad_user 16y agoWell, with elaborate replies like that ... Perhaps you should bother reading what I wrote first, instead of doing screenshots to prove me wrong? Take a look at the phrase you yourself quoted ... you can't search your history and delete items in the search results Do I really need to elaborate more on it?
- bretthoerner 16y agoI can, 1) Search my history 2) Delete items in the search results As shown in that screenshot. EDIT: Since I can't reply to him (yet?), thank you mbrubeck for replying and explaining the comment instead of just typing "YOU CANNOT."
- mbrubeck 16y agoOnce you do a search, the option to remove items disappears. You can delete items or you can search, but you cannot delete items in the search results.
- bad_user 16y agoDude, I know natural language can be ambiguous, but I left no room for ambiguity. So to summarize -- (1) misread what I said, (2) assumed I'm an idiot who can't find Chrome's History panel and (3) replied with "works on my machine" just to prove me wrong. If you like Chrome, great, personally I love both browsers; but the issue here is that you should stay as far away as possible from real customers.