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Very cool indeed, but the title should be more like "Media player that spams your browser's history DB"

• jaip 14y ago
  Does it? I am doing a location.replace() which doesn't log the URL to history.
  • DoublePlusWill 14y ago
    It filled up my history as well. I'm on Chrome on a macbook. I love the idea!
    • jaip 14y ago
      Weird! I am unable to reproduce the issue. I am wondering if the problem is with some specific version of browser.
      • mansoor-s 14y ago
        If it helps you in debugging, I am running chrome 18 on Fedora Linux 64bit
        • jaip 14y ago
          Thanks. It appears that location.replace doesn't work in a similar fashion on every browser. I am looking into other methods of implementing, but they look uglier.
• darklajid 14y ago
  Since it took a minute to figure out how to clean that up, maybe this helps other Firefox users: For me (vertical tabs) at least it was impossible to select multiple entries in the history (ctrl + h) with the mouse. The workaround to remove the entries was to search for beatbar, tab into the list of entries, ctrl + a and right-click -> delete. History clean again.
  • RenierZA 14y ago
    I could get rid of it in Firefox by right-clicking one of the links and selecting "Forget About This Site"