Comment on Browser History (2013)Comments−jimjimjim9yI generally want a back button that rewinds time (server side be damned).usually I'll right-mouse-button click + open in new tab on any link instead of just clicking on it.Eventually, like garbage collection, I'll stop, go back to the start of the tabs and close a bunch of them, then go back to what i was looking at.And if I'm on a site that doesn't allow right clicking on a link? well the site had better be important otherwise it's gonna get closed.−daurnimator9yUse middle click (or for those without a middle mouse button on a computer they can't reconfigure, use ctrl/cmd + click)−Dylan168079ySometimes middle click gets swallowed by bad code.But more importantly, you can't use either method if the link is a javascript function.−aethertron9y > I generally want a back button that rewinds time Me too. But not for the browser. For the OS.
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I generally want a back button that rewinds time (server side be damned).
usually I'll right-mouse-button click + open in new tab on any link instead of just clicking on it.
Eventually, like garbage collection, I'll stop, go back to the start of the tabs and close a bunch of them, then go back to what i was looking at.
And if I'm on a site that doesn't allow right clicking on a link? well the site had better be important otherwise it's gonna get closed.
Use middle click (or for those without a middle mouse button on a computer they can't reconfigure, use ctrl/cmd + click)
Sometimes middle click gets swallowed by bad code.
But more importantly, you can't use either method if the link is a javascript function.