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I would just like to point out that your point and the parent's point are both valid and non exclusive. As a example, one can navigate back and forth by gestur
by hrktb 15y ago
I would just like to point out that your point and the parent's point are both valid and non exclusive.
As a example, one can navigate back and forth by gesture or shortcut keys, and never have to use the back and forth buttons. Still, the display of the buttons to conveys the presence or not of back and forth history can be useful.
- kijin 15y agoYou're absolutely right. Fortunately, this is Firefox we're talking about. I'm sure there will be an about:config option to disable the new behavior if you don't like it. Just like you can change browser.urlbar.trimURLs in Firefox 7+ to restore "http" at the beginning of URLs.