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That's exactly what you get with undo-tree. The regular undo/redo commands continue working as normal, but you can also manually browse the tree if things get t
by rcthompson 4y ago
That's exactly what you get with undo-tree. The regular undo/redo commands continue working as normal, but you can also manually browse the tree if things get too nonlinear for you.
- Chris2048 4y agoThe one I saw had you browsing the tree, rather than a linear history representation of a tree.