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> instead of spending any effort getting a SINGLE bit of unity among the Bookmarks, Downloads and Add-ons panels One thing I'd actually like is a reasonably po
by andrepd 4y ago
> instead of spending any effort getting a SINGLE bit of unity among the Bookmarks, Downloads and Add-ons panels
One thing I'd actually like is a reasonably powerful history browser/manager. I want to look for websites I visited in a custom time period, how many times I visited a website last month, or in January, or whatever.
It's all very poor as it stands: a very simple interface with no power-features whatsover, a fixed set of time periods to view (today, yesterday, last month), and a simple total visit count and timestamp of most recent visit.
- BenjiWiebe 4y agoI believe the history file is a SQLite database. I suppose you could maybe do something with that directly.
- alexvoda 4y agoIt is and you can. But the vast vast vast majority of people want to interact with (places in Firefox lingo) bookmarks, history and downloads from the browser instead of closing the browser and open a deeply nested file in a database manager app and write SQL queries to get the data they want.