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I agree with your reasoning completely, but I also enjoy going from one distinct article to the next with a fast-forward command or gesture. Is there a way to e
by rch 15y ago
I agree with your reasoning completely, but I also enjoy going from one distinct article to the next with a fast-forward command or gesture. Is there a way to enable that style of browsing using something other than rel-next?
- DougBTX 15y agoOpera has been guessing which link to use as "next" for a long time, the feature is called "fast forward".
- rch 15y ago...and I use rel-next to enable fast forward. I could be ignorant of other methods though.
- DougBTX 15y agoFast forward works in google search results, which doesn't use rel="next". I suspect that Opera does it heuristically, so if it sees a link with the text "next" it will use that.
- pornel 15y agoIf rel=next is missing, Opera guesses based on link label. There used to be a fast_forward.ini file with list of all recognized names ("Next page", "Proceed", "Forward", etc.).